Sentence examples for increasingly urged from inspiring English sources

King Mswati III has been increasingly urged to be more democratic.

The early disarray alarmed the United States government enough that it increasingly urged the Japanese to take more decisive action, and to be more forthcoming in sharing information.

The shadow environment secretary said: "Whilst GPs are increasingly urged to take action, antibiotic usage in farming tends to escape scrutiny.

Companies aspiring to profitably serve bottom-of-the-pyramid (BOP) consumers are increasingly urged to work closely with non-profits in "public private partnerships," or PPPs for short.

Left-wing liberal journalistic and intellectual circles in particular increasingly urged that the country move on from obsolete, clichéd positions and seek new ways to engage the GDR.

They are increasingly urged to compare government agencies and workers to private sector firms and employees and to do "customer ratings" of what they receive.

Colleges and universities have long courted international students and, increasingly, urge American students to include study abroad as part of their college experience.

Long-term investors like pension funds are increasingly urging coal and oil majors to face up to the potential carbon crunch.

Rather than pulling their children out of school to work in the fields, they are increasingly urging them to study, in the hope of landing a job in a call centre.

For now, the answer — among members of the bipartisan group, immigration watchers and even Mr. Rubio's own staff — is a tentative yes, even with Mr. Rubio increasingly urging caution about racing ahead with any immigration measure as the unveiling draws nigh.

The warning signs are flashing faster and more furiously now, and investors are increasingly urging their startups to take notice.