Sentence examples for increasingly realizing that from inspiring English sources
But diplomats are increasingly realizing that the threat goes beyond blocked Web sites.
In a globalized world, managers and investors are increasingly realizing that politics matter as much as economic fundamentals.
Perhaps more significant, employers are increasingly realizing that they need to listen to and act on workers' demands if they want a stable and productive work force.
But, as Professor Conley added, companies are increasingly realizing that employees need to be disconnected from time to time and that "giving workers time to chill helps ultimate long-term productivity".
"We're increasingly realizing that the more you can make this an open enterprise, the more likely you are to be able to get an advance which allows you to make a medicine," Dr. Patrick Vallance, president of pharmaceuticals research and development at GlaxoSmithKline, said in an interview.
And researchers are increasingly realizing that there's much more to Parkinson's than a dopamine shortage.
As NIEHS director, I increasingly realize that, as the writer André Gide said, "The most important things to say are those which often I did not think necessary for me to say because they were too obvious".
Memory institutions increasingly realize that digital technologies can have both inclusive and exclusive effects on heritage services and practice participatory approaches to ethical decision-making.
But as scenes flash by of Pippa's tumultuous youth, you increasingly realize that she is going through the motions of domestic bliss.
