Sentence examples for increasingly to work from inspiring English sources

"But when science comes increasingly to work on the human body and mind, in ways that have the possibility of altering who we are, people are rightly concerned that their very humanity might be affected".

"Job opportunities are increasing because space is being put increasingly to work in a wider range of sectors," explains Hicks.

But, also, we need to work increasingly to make ourselves more relevant to people's lives, particularly in the newer industries with less of a history of unionism.

There are also wider reports of increasingly tense relations between Clegg and the education secretary, with Clegg telling colleagues he found it increasingly difficult to work with Gove.

Mr Marquez reckons that American firms will increasingly have to work with foreigners.

Many partners are increasingly willing to work together to deliver more effective and efficient services.

Barristers and judges find it increasingly hard to work out exactly what the law says".

But it's increasingly hard to work out what that right thing is.

"My parents, agent, and I increasingly had to work to avoid being attached to the wrong kinds of movies.

These new efforts are leading big operators to increasingly seek to work together, and as a result have now attracted attention from competition watchdogs.

In July the departing director of the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRCC), Pascal Cuttat, said Pakistan was becoming increasingly difficult to work in.