Sentence examples for is increasingly fed from inspiring English sources

The public is increasingly fed up with white-collar crime.

But in an entertainment business which is increasingly fed by such hits, the conglomerates will usually be best-placed both to create and to exploit them.

If Wall Street is not moved, the public is increasingly fed up, as evidenced by the recent jury verdicts, said Erika A. Kelton, a lawyer in Washington who represented a whistle-blower in the Pfizer case involving Bextra.

Their argument has struck a deep chord at a time when China is becoming more enmeshed with the global community, national leaders pay homage to the "rule of law" and the public is increasingly fed up with arbitrary police powers.

A study found China is increasingly feeding and clothing its growing middle class with imported products from elsewhere in Asia.

China, the study concluded, is increasingly feeding and clothing its growing middle classes with imported products from Bangladesh, Vietnam, and other countries with fast-expanding economies driven by fossil fuels.

Howard Archer of Global Insight said: "We suspect that if interest rates of 6.00% by the end of the year are to be avoided, the Bank of England will need to see sustained evidence over the coming months that the 125 basis points rise in interest rates enacted since August 2006 is increasingly feeding through to dampen economic activity and contain underlying inflationary pressures".

STATES like Pennsylvania are increasingly fed up.

A growing number are increasingly fed up with his regime.

They are increasingly fed up with brickbats and bile.

Sayid, too, was increasingly fed up with Saleh's government.