Sentence examples for increasingly worked in from inspiring English sources

Others (invariably male) worried about women who increasingly worked in factories near men who were not their husbands.

He started his recording career in 1926 and, from 1934, he increasingly worked in film to develop into a major star by the late 1930s and 1940s, and became the UK's most popular entertainer during those decades.

To make up the shortfall, doctors who have trained overseas have increasingly worked in health care systems in many Western countries.

But for mainly business reasons, newspapers will increasingly work in harness with nonprofits.

"People are increasingly working in what they call the gig economy.

Staff increasingly work in multi-professional teams or with different agencies.

Although the company can still earn money by licensing some of its technologies to others, it must increasingly work in large alliances to make things happen.

And as the security forces have proved ineffective in stemming attacks by Sunni insurgent groups, the group's armed unit, according to militiamen, is increasingly working in secret with the government.

Gradually, this framing of social security has led us to a place where the government believe that people should increasingly "work" in exchange for the state support that's just about keeping them off the streets.

An adviser to Prime Minister George Papandreou, whose administration had proposed the levy, said last week that the charges were necessary to protect journalists, who were increasingly working in online media.

Local community groups, NGOs, water companies, local councils and others are increasingly working in collaboration, and coming up with projects that link residents back to their rivers so we can celebrate our water landscape and heritage.