Sentence examples for increasingly visit from inspiring English sources

Following World Health Organisation (WHO) recommendations that nations where healthcare is sparse should at least help women to become more aware of their bodies, Dr Fadl said that training and awareness-raising projects by the centre and others mean women increasingly visit her with early-stage breast cancer, rather than developed forms which are harder to treat.

Well-traveled upper-income North Americans and Europeans in their 40's and 50's are the types of travelers who increasingly visit the Canadian Arctic, said Maureen Bundgaard, the marketing director for Nunavut Tourism, a nonprofit association run by 130 of the territory's outfitters, hotels, restaurants and tour operators.

Getting customers to increasingly visit the mobile app impacts the conversion-per-visit numbers, but serves the longer-term goal of making shopping an ongoing activity where pieces of the shopping experience itself have to be sliced up to fit the way shopping on mobile is done.

More important, he satisfied their craving for harmony in a city increasingly visited by racial bitterness.

Young men reported that they increasingly visited the kinds of places where women traditionally shop for clothes, particularly specialty retailers like Abercrombie & Fitch, Hot Topic and Structure.

The dozen or so omul sellers who have set up their smokers and tables on the wharf said they were increasingly visited by German, Japanese and American tourists.

Jennifer said she called Facebook, a site Denzel had increasingly visited on their home computer, but Facebook would not give her Denzel's password without a detective's request.

The Nevada rebates triggered hysterics in California, where racing officials observed their own big bettors increasingly visiting Las Vegas.

International tourists are also increasingly visiting the space, and, every week, even during the winter, two guided tours of 2 h each are organized at the information point.

Second, perhaps GPs are increasingly visiting dying patients at home, with the result that these visits are not captured in the health databases since physicians cannot bill for such visits.

This phenomenon could be attributed to the fact that urban citizens were not familiar with public PHC services and after a short period of "exploration" were increasingly visiting the HCOV.