Sentence examples for increasingly sought after from inspiring English sources
"The blackout made the type of service they provide increasingly sought after," Mr. Russo said.
Now they are increasingly sought after, not only for their flowers and bark, but for their manageable size -- 10 to 30 feet.
Part of the ransom money flows to local communities that provide services to pirates.Payments go to cooks, pimps and lawyers, who are increasingly sought after, as well as banknote-checkers with machines that can detect fakes.
Advocates for easy access to personal genetic information feared that the F.D.A., and the medical establishment vis-à-vis the agency, would use this regulation to gain tight control of genetic data — which has become increasingly sought after, for both medical and personal reasons.
Such a service will probably prove increasingly sought after and popular given the upswing among older Americans in volunteering.
Advanced ROADM functionality, such as colorless add/drop ports, steerable transponders, and adaptive passbands, will be increasingly sought after, as will new and better solutions for signaling, network management, and mesh transmission.
Although he was named Canada's "newsmaker of the millennium", Mr Trudeau increasingly sought privacy after his retirement from public life in 1984.
But over the last few decades, choreographers have increasingly been sought after to take on projects in theatrical disciplines.
As the gap between the rate at which sequencing of complete genomes and the experimental characterization of transcriptional regulation in them increases, automated computational methods for unravelling the regulatory code are increasingly being sought after.
But after hurricanes Katrina, Rita, and Wilma caused over $60 billion in claims and sopped up much of the world's available reinsurance capacity, insurers have increasingly sought to share their risk with the markets.
Those seeking favors or to promote projects increasingly sought her help, bypassing the normal, legal channels.
