Sentence examples for increasingly seen in from inspiring English sources

Once seen mainly in never-smokers, it's increasingly seen in smokers.

Miniature components and devices are increasingly seen in a myriad of applications.

Interventionism is increasingly seen in the Middle East and Africa as a camouflage for Western interests.

Uniformed security forces appeared to be absent from Douma Thursday, he said, reflecting a pattern increasingly seen in other towns where there have been protests.

Zwarte Piet, or Black Pete, a blackface clown, is increasingly seen in the Netherlands and Belgium as a dodgy colonial throwback.

I'd gravitated mostly to two jaunty ones that feature — as is increasingly seen in other city-based blogs, too — insider tips given by locals.

Instead, I hope Sarajevo will be full of bankers and businessmen, the sort of people we increasingly see in all the other capitals of southeastern and central Europe.

"Well, everything about Vogue's fashion is the absolute opposite of the garment on a white page that one increasingly sees in In Style, Grazia and everywhere else," he sniffs.

This is the fundamental difference between the two groups of workers we increasingly see in our economy.

"It's important there to draw the distinction between what has historically been a public, professional network — which is what LinkedIn is where most of the content shared on LinkedIn is publicly available …and a private professional network, which is what you're going to increasingly see in the enterprise," he explained.

I think, in the West, we can perceive Japanese games as being, let's say, sometimes more risqué, but at the expense of contemporary appreciation of equal representation, feminism, and other values we're increasingly seeing in games made here.