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For shipping, it is cleaner than heavy fuel oil, which is increasingly running into environmental restrictions.

But turning British identity into a goal of public policy is increasingly running up against a steadily strengthening sense of Englishness.

Hartley, however, is increasingly running the risk of undermining both his own reputation and that of those who continue to pick him, despite an increasing pile of reasons not to.

The Cuban economy is increasingly run by military engineers that are capable of running the day-to-day business activities, but do not have the vision to enact reforms or lead the country out of the economic mess of centralized state planning.

This is becoming a world that is increasingly run by a powerful handful of corporate entities.

The market is increasingly run by high-speed-trading robots that occasionally lead to terrifying market glitches.

Large American technology companies are increasingly running into obstacles as they expand in Europe.

Shops are increasingly running out of essentials such as cooking oil and sugar.

Tour operators are increasingly running trips where the train journey itself is the holiday.

SAN FRANCISCO — Businesses caught soliciting favorable reviews are increasingly running the risk of getting slapped with a badge of shame.

On average, they have less than a week's income in savings, owe 45 per cent more money than they did in 2005 and are increasingly running up overdrafts to pay their bills.