Sentence examples for increasingly take part from inspiring English sources
People without jobs increasingly take part in the disability insurance program, which does not require people to look for work because "disability" means that the person is unable to work.
Lebanese fighters increasingly take part in the war next door, on either side, and a flood of Syrian refugees threatens to overwhelm Lebanon, whose economy has already been devastated by the instability.
Genetics scientists in pharmaceutical companies increasingly take part in the clinical development of drugs by working together with clinicians to identify heritable variations that may be associated with differential drug responses".The desire is to keep the side effects as low as possible," says Lindpaintner of the Roche Center for Medical Genomics.
Only a small number of galleries and auction houses thrive in Africa's largest economy, but top commercial galleries increasingly take part in major art fairs and place work in foreign museum shows, and Goodman, Stevenson, and Everard Read galleries have all recently expanded.
However, fathers increasingly take part in family life [ 13], and therefore, fathers' roles in parenting become increasingly important.
Although the racing is international, with crews from more than a dozen countries, organizers say that local competitors are increasingly taking part.
Work intermittence has similarly risen as a permanent condition [ 70], while women are increasingly taking part in the labour market [ 71].
The patient's role within the health care system is changing with patient representatives increasingly taking part in health-related task forces, but research around their views on such involvements is scarce [ 13- 17].
Even "established minorities" were found to be increasingly reluctant to take part in political activism.
Helpless guests on their shows are increasingly expected to take part in ludicrous parlour games, quizzes and other spirited activities to demonstrate what good sports they are.
Thus, the teacher at any educational level is increasingly free to take part in promoting social changes, and at least a few teachers are generally found in leadership roles in local and national politics.
