Sentence examples for increasingly weighing from inspiring English sources

Although he enjoys his work, he is increasingly weighing the options.

To ease worries, wind park developers are increasingly weighing the design of a high-productivity wind park against the costs of muting its effect on the landscape, Ms. Robledo said.

Although some analysts have largely dismissed uncertainty about the election as a factor, others insist it is increasingly weighing on sentiment and that no sustained rise is likely until the issue is resolved.

Each year, of course, brings new issues and priorities, but I have noticed that a particular problem is increasingly weighing on the minds of the Trio Indians of Kwamalasamutu village: some men are being seduced by the opportunity for pay in distant gold mining ventures, leaving the village for long periods of time and occasionally not returning at all.

One advertisement showed the scales of justice increasingly weighed down by cash as a narrator suggested that a sitting Supreme Court justice had sold her vote.

transaction or levered recap need not take place to help stabilize the share price, as long as investors begin to increasingly weigh the possibility of a transaction," Mr. Shope writes.

"The Wall," which included a charming taped narrative by Ms. Yodh, briskly told the story of a woman whose sadness at her husband's death literally and increasingly weighs her down, until she pours out her unhappiness to a wall.

Britain will become the first country to leave the 28-member bloc, which has been increasingly weighed down by its failures to deal fully with a succession of crises, from the financial collapse of 2008 to a resurgent Russia and the huge influx of migrants last year.

Private enterprises are thriving as the state sector is increasingly weighed down by corruption and incompetence, and a frustrated population takes to the streets in angry protest over the government's failure to deliver basic services.

While he did not feel the effects for many years, after he entered middle age in his 50's the strain of this exertion increasingly weighed upon his body.

As the prevalence of diabetes continues to increase, the financial burden will increasingly weigh heavily on social security resources and the government budget.