Sentence examples for increasingly translated from inspiring English sources

In recent years, these alterations have been increasingly translated into testable hypotheses addressing the pathogenesis of illness.

Interest in restoration of ecosystems is increasingly translated into strong political commitment to large-scale tree planting projects.

In the last quarter of 2013, recruitment intentions in services increasingly translated into actual jobs, though seasonal recruitment will have played a part.

This is crucial because public trust, which is increasingly translated through broad consents, is counterbalanced by both security systems and governance.

As OCT is increasingly translated to end-users, there is a growing requirement for robust test and characterization methods, suitable for deployment with commercial instruments and use by non-experts users.

Watching on, analysts and western diplomats warn Chinese money is increasingly translating into political sway.

And now that highly dangerous synthetic drugs — especially fentanyl — have infiltrated the drug supply, relapse increasingly translates to death.

Customer service increasingly translates into a "recognise and refer" model of care, where students are shuffled from one clinician to another.

"They are joining forces to eradicate 'subversion,' " Mr. Shlaudeman reported on Aug. 3, "a word which increasingly translates into nonviolent dissent from the left and center left".

"On the export front, manufacturers will be fervently hoping that the eurozone can build on recent signs of improving growth and this increasingly translates into increasing demand for UK manufactured goods".

"We are seeing catwalk trends increasingly translate through to interior design, and animal print is a key trend our customers are buying into this season," says John Lewis assistant buyer Holly Birtchnell.