Sentence examples for increasingly represent from inspiring English sources

The NAACP increasingly represent a reactionary and ageing fringe.

Each year the evidence becomes more striking that the center is falling out of American politics, at least in Congress, where Democrats increasingly reflect the party's more liberal wing and Republicans increasingly represent their party's most conservative tendencies.

Both series are on BBC2 and are examples of the sort of programmes that – beneath the occasional freak breakout hits such as The Great British Bake Off – increasingly represent the network's identity: lectures by highly intelligent experts, illustrated with smart archive or classily filmed sequences and underscored with music.

As a report commissioned by the Council of Europe noted: "After the war the different cultural groups, who define themselves as nations, have all wanted their own national cultural institutions with the Croats and Serbs asserting that the existing institutions, all of which are based in Sarajevo, increasingly represent Bosniaks".

As the independent inquiry into the attack on the American mission in Benghazi observed, the Qaeda affiliate in North Africa and other militant factions in the region increasingly represent the new face of terrorism — groups that are violently anti-American but not under the command and control of Qaeda leaders in Pakistan.

These in-car data usage spikes are significant because they increasingly represent a way for car makers to drive additional revenue post-purchase from car owners.

It is increasingly represented in reputable concert halls.

But today's Democratic Party increasingly represents "unmarried America" — the single, the childless, the divorced.

"Over the past three years, Sinai has increasingly represented a dead-end comprised of captivity, cruelty, torture and death," the report says.

Once regarded as "trash" fish, sharks and rays are increasingly represented in the fisheries of most countries.

While the Gorbachev and early Yeltsin period was characterized by admiration for Western values, the Putin era increasingly represents a turning away, another search for a "Russian way".