Sentence examples for increasingly upon from inspiring English sources

But he would rely increasingly upon their capacities in the coming years.

But the policy of the state was based increasingly upon the opinion of the sultans and their advisers and not on any religious texts as interpreted by the ʿulamāʾ.

With John Leonard gone and Clive James dilating increasingly upon his own perceived end (get well, Mr. James), Mr. Wolcott is among the last of the great, garrulous, generalist critics, equally at home writing about TV, movies, literature, music, comedy clubs, you name it.

The burden of taking care of ill or disabled individuals falls increasingly upon family members in many countries, including Norway.

Naïve mice were also included as a control in this assay, and as expected, they developed tumors that grew increasingly upon being challenged.

(3D, while an increasingly frowned-upon fad in the U.S., is still big abroad).

Charities are being increasingly relied upon.

But his wealth was increasingly founded upon deception.

Schools and universities increasingly focused upon nazism and the Holocaust.

But taking money from the government was increasingly frowned upon.

Business is increasingly dependent upon knowledge, particularly technical knowledge.