Sentence examples for it increasingly takes from inspiring English sources
It increasingly takes in families too.
It increasingly takes a conscious effort for Democrats and Republicans to be socially at ease with each other.
Finding and exploiting it increasingly takes the sort of money, fancy technology and, crucially, the appetite for risk that only the biggest firms can afford.The discovery of oil in the North Sea played an important role in checking the excesses of OPEC's power.
It increasingly takes air time away from the countless significant unprecedented current events affecting our world.
The title Christ, from the Greek word meaning "anointed" or "messiah," was one of several appellations for Jesus, but it increasingly took on a special and important meaning.
More important, it increasingly taken to be not only the norm but natural -- so that it goes largely unquestioned.
It was increasingly taking the form, not of struggle against the government - though this is what prompted it - but of civil strife amongst themselves, conducted in such a way that it could not hope to achieve anything other than a loss of life and bitterness.
The cancellation of the 4GHz version of the Pentium is Intel's clearest admission yet that clock speed is no longer the best gauge of processor performance: henceforth, it will increasingly take a back seat to other metrics.
It's increasingly taken for granted that he's an ineffective speaker who holds his position mostly because nobody else wants the job — an anti-Sam Rayburn, a survivor who's liked but not feared.
"National reunification is an important, if not decisive, ingredient of any ideological cocktail you come across [in South Korea]," Lankov said "But it's increasingly taken less and less seriously".
"Whereas rural populations had been used to being displaced in the bush because of fighting through the previous so-called 'Bush War' [from 2004 to 2007], the latest cycle of violence has been different in that it has increasingly taken on a religious undertone.
