Sentence examples for is increasingly defined from inspiring English sources

And it is a place where neighborhood geography is increasingly defined by gang affiliation.

For many of those in work, life is increasingly defined by precariousness and insecurity.

It is the ruling emblem of an era that is increasingly defined by austerity nostalgia.

Power is increasingly defined not by size, but by mobility and swiftness.

American politics is increasingly defined by contempt rather than a sense of common good.

In a team that is increasingly defined by their organisation and rigidity, Maidana is their difference-maker, and so it proved against the Union on Saturday.

"The often very aggressive prejudice against religion as backward, irrational and opposed to science is increasingly defining popular opinion," said Michael Bongardt, a professor of ethics from Berlin's Free University who added that the ruling reflected a profound lack of understanding in modern Germany for religious belief.

Heatherwick, known for London's Rolling Bridge and the hive-like Learning Center in Shanghai, is increasingly defining New York's new aesthetic.

Our personal histories, too, are increasingly defined by what Google serves up about us.

As parties today are increasingly defined by their leaders, which one will take centre stage as election day approaches?

They damned television as lowbrow and manipulative, refusing to see that people's politics were increasingly defined by the media they consumed rather than by loyalty to parties.