Sentence examples for increasingly referred from inspiring English sources

Elderly patients are increasingly referred for lung transplantation (LTx) evaluation.

But in the retelling, the firefighters (increasingly referred to as firemen) became heroes.

The building is increasingly referred to in official documents as 1 World Trade Center.

He increasingly referred to the "hole" in his life, without elaborating.

Care of family and friends is increasingly referred to as "lay care".

Senior officials and members of Parliament have increasingly referred to the issue as a "crisis" and a "national threat".

Meanwhile, Armenians increasingly refer to the Azerbaijani territories that its troops occupy adjacent to Nagorno-Karabakh as "liberated".

Experts increasingly refer to the Communist party chairman as China's most formidable and authoritarian leader since Mao.

It's interesting how Duncan Fletcher, whose word is gospel in my house, increasingly refers to Andrew Flintoff as a defensive bowler.

Scholars of commercial law increasingly refer to reputational concerns as important forces that shape our behavior – a "system of control" of sorts.

State TV and semi-official news agencies that used relatively conciliatory language last week are increasingly referring to the protesters as mobs who want to destroy public property.