Sentence examples for increasingly telling from inspiring English sources

"We know grooming is on the rise because children are increasingly telling our ChildLine service how they are being targeted online.

"Struggling families are increasingly telling us they are having to choose between heating their house and eating, as the rising cost of living has left them unable to pay energy bills.

Benioff and Weiss are increasingly telling their own tale as much as Martin's and perhaps Sansa will come through her ordeal, as unbowed and unbroken as the episode's title hinted.

A new Great Awakening is sweeping the country, with Americans increasingly telling pollsters that they believe in prayer and miracles, while only 28percentt say they believe in evolution.

"I just think we're at the end of something," Curtis said, discussing the plight of Western leaders who are increasingly telling us moral fables about good and evil, darkness and light, global capital and personal responsibility, that we no longer believe.

NEW YORK TIMES Eyeing Europe, Wall Street Battens Down the Hatches  |  The Financial Times writes: "Wall Street banks are increasingly telling counterparties and borrowers to restructure contracts or find another bank as they prepare for the potential exit of a country from the eurozone".

Or so we're increasingly told.

His movies, increasingly, told his viewers that he didn't really need them.

Unpleasant noises increasingly tell us when a serve is in or out.

Voters increasingly tell pollsters that Mr McCain is focused on tearing down Mr Obama, not on dealing with their problems.

And yet we are increasingly told not to engage in politics and to instead focus on service delivery.