Sentence examples for increasingly regards from inspiring English sources

The USA is a global giant which increasingly regards Nato, and even the United Nations, as extensions of its own military and diplomatic might.

Microsoft, the world's largest software company, increasingly regards the legal protection of its programming ideas as essential to safeguarding its growth opportunities.

A New York Times/CBS poll yesterday suggested that the public, which in February divided equally between "conservative" and "moderate" when asked to describe Mr. Bush's ideology, now increasingly regards the Texas governor as a conservative.

The White House increasingly regards UN peacekeeping as a US national security issue, in large part because Islamist insurgencies from Mali to the Central African Republic, and entrenched conflicts in Nigeria and Somalia, threaten even wider instability.

In the months leading up to the presidential poll, the KMT hitherto an advocate of eventual reunification with China—shifted its stance in order to win over an electorate that increasingly regards itself as Taiwanese rather than Chinese.

Diplomats and scholars of China-North Korea history say that although China increasingly regards North Korea as intransigent, it does not wish to take any steps that would collapse North Korea's government.

Puppets are increasingly regarded as an entertainment only for children.

All the same, Britons increasingly regard the war as unwinnable.

But they are increasingly regarded as unpalatable buyers.

Assessment has become increasingly important in philanthropy as donors increasingly regard their gifts as investments.

They increasingly regard the Soviet-American rivalry as a private quarrel between superpowers.