Sentence examples for increasingly written from inspiring English sources

Over rabbit pâté, Gardner explained that he had been motivated by the declining quality of E.U. documents, which, he said, are increasingly written by people for whom English is a second (or third or fourth) language.

George Monbiot (The shadow government: it's how politicians get their way, 13 March) puts his finger on the corrosive effect of ministerial preferment for those singing the "right" tune (from hymn sheets increasingly written by secondees from, or aspirants to, the big consultancies and corporations).

And its urge to continue growing, to build yet more structures for surveillance, including a vast $2 billion NSA repository in Bluffdale, Utah, that will be capable of holding an almost unimaginable yottabyte of data, is increasingly written into its DNA.

While haikai are traditionally written in a live 'session', with all the players sitting together, they are increasingly written by email, over a period of days or weeks.

Young skilled workers increasingly write their own terms of employment.

But most kids' interface with writing is increasingly writing the kinds of things they used to say out loud.

Mall operators are increasingly writing plans known as "parental escort policies" to rein in teenagers at specific times, usually on weekend nights.

Grieving has always been a public as well as private act, and lately, it seems, people are increasingly writing memoirs about it.

Arnold not only befriended many of her subjects, including such greats as Monroe, Joan Crawford, Isabella Rossellini and Dietrich, but increasingly wrote about them as well as photographing them.

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But India, like China, is increasingly writing foreign policy to meet its economic needs: chiefly, access to natural resources and foreign markets.That was the message of a summit India held for 14 African leaders in Delhi in April.