Sentence examples for increasingly talked about from inspiring English sources

"I have been increasingly talked about as underrated and I'm so sick of being described as the underrated Howard Jacobson.

Over the past few years, businesses have increasingly talked about the need to assign monetary value to forests, wetlands and other ecosystems.

However, innovation in materials, such as wetsuits made from the Mexican shrub, guayule, or the versatile new building material, Zeoform, made from just cellulose and water, is becoming increasingly talked about in the design sphere.

That is the kind of process now being increasingly talked about as the only credible solution for a morass of scandal on this scale: a temporary handover to an independent body which would oversee the necessary reforms and restructuring.

The prospect of plunging into a national immigration debate is being increasingly talked about on Capitol Hill, spurred in part by recent statements by Senator Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada, the majority leader, that he intends to bring legislation to the Senate floor after Memorial Day.

In business literature, many researchers have increasingly talked about the necessity of integrating the basic principles of environmental management into business strategies.

With these students shaping the market, educators increasingly talk about college as a product -- like pimple cream or fertilizer, something to be judged effective or not.

He also increasingly talks about values.

Consumers increasingly talk about brands using pictures rather than words.

"I'm deeply troubled about the way society increasingly talks about the poor and less fortunate.

The good part of this thinking is that mainstream politicians are increasingly talking about budget constraints and the need to live within our means.