Sentence examples for increasingly testing from inspiring English sources

But draftees are increasingly testing H.I.V. positive.

In their stead, white comedians are increasingly testing the limits of taste and mock intolerance.

As a result, doctors are increasingly testing their patients' vitamin D levels and prescribing daily supplements to raise them.

Leeds fans have criticised the imposition of a £5 "pie tax" at Elland Road and warned the club risks the losing the loyalty of supporters by refusing to open meaningful dialogue in the midst of another increasingly testing campaign.

But rising extremism and ebbing hope that the war in Syria will soon end are increasingly testing the resilience of Lebanese, many of whom are now talking of leaving.

"It seemed to me that one of the most effective ways we could encourage the sort of deep thinking that we want to have in people, not just who are going on to university but who are going to be entering an increasingly testing and sophisticated world of work, was to move towards a linear A-level.

Lancaster's selectorial instincts will be increasingly tested over the coming year.

That degree of detachment is going to become increasingly tested, they write.

As companies increasingly test new drugs in other countries, they are struggling to decide what, if anything, they owe the patients who served as test subjects.

The assumption among many Republicans is that Trump will burn out, although that view is being increasingly tested by his resilience in the polls.

The gradual dismantling of ownership rules has been a reaction to changing political sentiment and rapid, often unpredictable, technological innovation that has increasingly tested longstanding regulations.