Sentence examples for increasingly subscribed from inspiring English sources

Pundits increasingly subscribed to the convergence theory whereby capitalism became more state-directed and Communism more market-driven.

One school described a successful parent programme in their school which had initially only been attended by motivated parents actively seeking help, but had become increasingly subscribed through word of mouth.

He believes people will increasingly subscribe to more subscriptions — and there's an opportunity to help guide users to the best subscriptions.

But while young Latinos are increasingly subscribing to the Latinx movement, many others distance themselves from this term because of their allegiance to their home countries or their own sociopolitical backgrounds.

At the Roundabout Theater Company, the largest nonprofit theater in New York with 45,000 subscribers, people are increasingly opting to subscribe to four- or five-play series rather than to the season's full seven.

But the ideal of perfect transparency is the ideal that is supposed to be subscribed to by reporters themselves, devotees of the dying art of self-effacement in our increasingly face-centric culture.

That idea, which only a black person could invoke without being castigated for the flagrant racial overtones, is a trope to which an increasingly homogeneous Republican Party seems to subscribe.

It has also been noted that many small colleges and most high schools find it to be increasingly difficult to afford to subscribe to conventional online chemistry journals.

It is not yet clear what the app would mean for online streaming services like Hulu, which does not require viewers to subscribe and has grown increasingly marginalized as its parent companies (including Disney) seek more lucrative revenue streams.

It's hardly recognizable to me, as a practicing Muslim, but it's the one that's increasingly taken to represent the faith I subscribe to.

As more of baseball's fans and front offices grow increasingly familiar with sabermetrics, they begin to subscribe to an interesting notion.