Sentence examples for increasingly worked on from inspiring English sources

While he continued to revise and rescore his compositions, he increasingly worked on arrangements of music by other composers, in particular works by Bach, Brahms, Fauré and Delius.

These days, Ty is increasingly working on the nine-ball backcross.

Censorship is a hot topic in Hong Kong, as local moviemakers increasingly work on productions on the Chinese mainland.

But he also acknowledged that Microsoft is increasingly working on projects that range far beyond Windows.

City planners, urban innovators and researchers are increasingly working on 'future city' initiatives to investigate the physical, social and political aspects of harmonized urban living.

Other international organizations and non-governmental organizations also increasingly work on poverty and children.

Drawing inspirations from communities' own responses and coping strategies to crises, UNICEF has been increasingly working over the years on long-term interventions to build resilience and address the needs of the most vulnerable.

Other countries with older health care legislations, for example, the UK's English-NHS Foundation Act (1946) and Germany's Social Code Book (1988) have rather implicitly defined benefit catalogues, but increasingly work with negative lists, based on evidence provided by independent institutions such as the Englisch NICE and the German Institute for Quality and Efficiency (IQWiG) [ 12, 17].

Over the years, he became increasingly conservative and worked on the staffs of Senators Alfonse M. D'Amato of New York and Connie Mack of Florida.

"But when science comes increasingly to work on the human body and mind, in ways that have the possibility of altering who we are, people are rightly concerned that their very humanity might be affected".

But maybe Twitter is actually the platform for interactive TV? It's simple, increasingly ubiquitous, works on any platform… and everybody's already using it to talk about TV".