Sentence examples for increasingly under siege from inspiring English sources
Christians are increasingly under siege in Egypt and Iraq.
Overworked and running on too little sleep, this Dr. King is increasingly under siege.
But Jagger and his cohorts came increasingly under siege from the crowds they helped to liberate.
Like elephants everywhere in Africa, those in the park are, increasingly, under siege.
Even the country's seas are increasingly under siege from industrial pollution and are regularly choked by red tide infestations.
It's as if the broadcast networks, their business increasingly under siege by cable and the Internet, decided that their best strategy was to stop having fun.
I can see the government increasingly coming under siege, incapable of responding.
The brazen Mumbai terrorist assaults, which bear the hallmarks of Al Qaeda, are just the latest example of how the worlds largest democracy is increasingly coming under siege from the forces of terror.
That added to the paranoia of a foreign investment community that increasingly feels itself under siege in the world's second-largest economy.
Based on Daphne du Maurier's novelette, the story focuses on a town under siege by increasingly vicious flocks of birds.
As traditional authorities find themselves under siege, citizens increasingly turn to laws and legalisms to resolve their social and political disputes.
