Sentence examples for looms increasingly from inspiring English sources

The choice between a fractured state and a police state is not a very pleasant one for the ordinary Arab citizen, but it looms increasingly as the unfortunate reality for most Arabs.

In fact the stadium was designed and paid for by China, and built mainly by migrant Chinese labourers.China's investment and aid looms increasingly large in the English-speaking Caribbean.

Should either manager lose a game likely to be low on finesse but no less compelling a spectacle for its absence, they will find themselves the subject of no end of criticism from fans for whom the spectre of relegation looms increasingly large.

Simon had observed that "willies" have been looming increasingly large in Bennett's work.

ATHENS — Greece teetered on the verge of political chaos on Monday, with few signs that any party could form a governing coalition and the prospect of the nation leaving the euro zone looming increasingly large.

Mutual funds loom increasingly large in people's retirement plans.

The Australian and European success at exporting leaves American producers, which loom increasingly large in the domestic U.S. market, still a minor factor abroad.

But the problems loom increasingly large in the minds of experienced senior postdocs, who have reached an age when families, mortgages, pensions, and the whole "work-life balance" become important issues.

But as that deadline looms, Iraq increasingly is torn by violence: Sunni and Shiite militias battle each other and Iraqi security forces with rocket attacks, car bombs and suicide bombers, killing and wounding hundreds each month.

They also have wider national consequence to the extent that the communities that constitute the border loom increasingly large within their national economies and populations.

In the postwar period, the American Psychiatric Association (APA) and its DSM loom increasingly large in psychiatry and in matters sexual.