Sentence examples for increasingly wake up from inspiring English sources
"As we increasingly wake up, we become skillful in navigating the emotional terrain of anger, fear, worry, doubt -- all the ego-dominated perceptions that cause us to think such feelings are real and justified," says Michael Bernard Beck with in our book Be The Change.
The corporate world is increasingly waking up to its responsibilities when it comes to investments in fossil fuels or other industries threatening the environment.
As house prices increase at a faster rate in London than anywhere else, Londoners are increasingly waking up to the idea that they can get more value for money outside the capital," said the group's head of sales, Marc Goldberg.
Assailed by concerns over privacy and wary of deep-pocketed lobbying by any industry, many sceptics are increasingly waking up to the idea that Big Tech could soon join corporate bogeymen Big Pharma and Big Oil as something to be worried about.
Consumers have become accustomed to communicating via video, and businesses are increasingly waking up to this.
The commercial web is lousy with trackers and data brokers too — and Weinberg argues web users are increasingly waking up to how they are being stalked around the Internet.
By the late 2000s, men in Britain's gay clubbing scene were increasingly waking up in hospital beds after collapsing on the dance floor or at house parties.
Sept. 11 has increasingly served to wake up Arabs.
Video game archiving and preservation is becoming increasingly popular as we wake up to the fact that our games and their history risk being lost.
After a little more than an hour Mr. Sheen turned the stage over to a rapper he said would "wake up" the increasingly belligerent spectators, or maybe calm them down.
