Sentence examples for is increasingly asked from inspiring English sources

It is increasingly asked to adjudicate on sensitive issues such as food safety and environmental protection that have become the stuff of trade disputes in a globalising economy.

Derbyshire is increasingly asked to present BBC2's Newsnight, where she finds it hard to ditch the jeans: "For about two seconds I worry about what I'm wearing, then it's all about the content".

The U.S. EPA is increasingly asked to address broader public-health and environmental-health questions involving multiple exposures, complex mixtures, and vulnerability of exposed populations issues that stakeholder groups often consider to be inadequately captured by current risk assessments.

"The consumer is increasingly asking, where's my food coming from?" he says.

But some analysts say the agency is increasingly asking for more clinical trials, as in the case of Preos, NPS Pharmaceuticals' osteoporosis drug.

It would be easy to conclude that, consequently, the government is increasingly asking to look at what people are saying to each other on Facebook -- if only Facebook periodically published transparency reports.

In recent quarters, it has said that Fannie Mae is increasingly asking it to purchase loans in which borrowers made payments for more than two years or that went bad more than a year-and-a-half earlier.

As time passed, however, presses were increasingly asked to generate revenue for their institutions.

As an English teacher I am increasingly asked to read contemporary books that reflect "reality".

The same is true of newspaper men and women, because they are increasingly asked to feed their Web sites around the clock.

Such questions are being increasingly asked, as old and new media clash in cyberspace, and issues of copyright have become the subject of hotly contested debates.