Sentence examples for leads increasingly from inspiring English sources

The networks delivered the headlines of the day, and the dismissive characterization once applied to local television news — "If it bleeds, it leads" — increasingly applied to network news as well.

These people led increasingly busy work lives.

But the two, who were thrown together by stressful circumstance, now lead increasingly independent lives.

In all three cities, she says, people lead increasingly complex lives and need their mobiles to manage them.

"The marketization of everything means that people of affluence and people of modest means lead increasingly separate lives," Sandel writes.

They went on to achieve the highest honours together, united as a team, but off the pitch they led increasingly disparate lives.

That is why we need a new charter, demanding rights and liberties for the growing class who lead increasingly insecure lives: the "precariat".

The accuracy was higher for those born in the late 1980s and after because of rules that led increasingly to the assignment of Social Security numbers at birth.

But with more than 25% of Greeks out of work and close to three million facing poverty, the EU interventions have led increasingly to accusations of interference.

A survey conducted by the National Business Travel Association cited a member whose company is considering using carbon emissions data as a way to lead increasingly environmentally conscious employees to think twice about flying.

George Moss, partner at ECI, said: "As consumers look to lead increasingly healthy lifestyles and their shopping habits become ever more sophisticated, we believe Evans is well placed for further growth".