Sentence examples for increasingly taking over from inspiring English sources
"Domestic demand and especially consumption are increasingly taking over the role of exports as growth locomotive.
Although the report said Afghan forces are "increasingly taking over responsibility for securing Afghanistan," that doesn't mean keeping troops there will do anything but delay the inevitable.
With a new generation increasingly taking over and the 70-plus grandees quietly fading out, fresh talents have been seen on the world's runways.
"They are increasingly taking over responsibility for security in this country," Mr. Rumsfeld said, noting that 107 of the Iraqi security troops or police had lost their lives.
Children are increasingly taking over our stages, working alongside professional theatre makers, and the results are often invigorating, challenging our expectations of both childhood and performance.
The Mahdi Army, a radical Shiite militia, controls the capital's Shiite neighborhoods, while Qaeda offshoots and former Baathists are increasingly taking over the Sunni districts.
After 1975 smallholders increasingly took over the bulk of export crop production, replacing foreign-owned plantations.
But in his personal feelings he was emotional, wrongheaded and hysterical, and these qualities increasingly took over in the 1950s.
And so, that was the NASDAQ system, the first computer based system, which has now increasingly taken over much of the world.
Quiet during the day, the open spaces of Villeneuve were increasingly taken over at night by bands of unemployed youth whose parents came here from the Maghreb.
