Sentence examples for increasingly took over from inspiring English sources
As spending outpaced hospital budgets, business executives increasingly took over.
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.
Small computers based on microprocessors and using standardized software increasingly took over from centralized machines using proprietary hardware and software, I.B.M.'s stock in trade.
And Mr. Pinter's famous pauses are cut from the same dark cloth as the stillnesses that increasingly took over Beckett's later plays.
This office, which increasingly took over the role of coordinating the work of government organs, was set up in the, the hall to the south-west of the Shishinden.
And so, that was the NASDAQ system, the first computer based system, which has now increasingly taken over much of the world.
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.
Emma Elwick, market editor of Vogue magazine, said yesterday that Brazilian design and designers are spearheading a new look that is increasingly taking over in Europe and the US.
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.
