Sentence examples for increasingly shun from inspiring English sources
They increasingly shun newspapers.
As budgets balloon, studios increasingly shun anything as outré as adult sexuality.
David Dobbin, chairman of Dairy UK, fears a "demographic time bomb" as young people increasingly shun milk.
But in recent years, they have carved a formidable niche in the state's agritourism market as landowners increasingly shun traditional cash crops for more exotic fields of fruits.
The plan is the latest attempt at a major newspaper to reap additional subscription revenue from the Web, as readers increasingly shun the printed paper and advertisers flee.
But as the world's major nations increasingly shun currency manipulation, "there is not much that policy can do" about the strong yen, Ryutaro Kono, chief economist for Japan at BNP Paribas, wrote in a report published Friday.
The street is increasingly shunned by drivers.
Shereshevsky found himself increasingly shunned, his shows cancelled.
Recent box-office statistics have shown that French audiences are increasingly shunning homegrown movies for Hollywood blockbusters.
Leaving the left the only community he had ever known seemed inconceivable, but he struggled with his guilt and was increasingly shunned by his former comrades.
Executives have said throughout the year that shoppers are increasingly shunning credit and paying with cash, and are running out of money at the end of the month.
