Yet popular culture in Japan is increasingly taking up nationalist causes.
But even the protests are changing the tribe's way of life, which is now increasingly taken up by meetings.
The demand for woman suffrage was increasingly taken up by prominent liberal intellectuals in England from the 1850s on, notably by John Stuart Mill and his wife, Harriet.
As you go up the business ladder you'll find that your time is increasingly taken up with two things: law and finance.
His remaining supporters, including former members of the Republican Guard and intelligence services, are increasingly taking up arms, American officials said.
By 1975, Hetherington's vigour was still unimpaired but his time and attention were increasingly taken up by worries at the fringe of editing.
Kimball, a 32-year-old physical therapist from Plattsburgh, N.Y., said trail runners, ultramarathon runners and other endurance athletes were increasingly taking up snowshoe racing.
Law schools at universities are increasingly taking up what is known as 'clinical legal education', encouraging students to help – under supervision – those who cannot afford to hire lawyers.
The deals, which allow people to keep their mortgage repayments down as only the interest and not the capital is repaid each month, became popular in the early 2000s as they were increasingly taken up by people struggling with affordability.
With no quick end to the nominating contest in sight and many major Republican donors sitting on the sidelines or putting their cash into the Republican National Committee instead of the party's primary, super PACs are increasingly taking up the slack for the campaigns.
