Sentence examples for must be increasingly from inspiring English sources

One new model that must be increasingly promoted is the simple commitment to prevention.

And it must be increasingly hard for England to ignore him.

Kingsley's two-sentence prompts must be increasingly helpful because he is working on so many, and so many varied, roles.

The rate of turnover in slang words is undoubtedly encouraged by the mass media, and a term must be increasingly effective to survive.

If the former is a default setting, a rare example of myopia being a good thing, then the latter must be increasingly irresistible.

Having lost control in Scotland, and with constituency boundary changes on the way, it must be increasingly clear to Labour that they cannot win an outright majority at the next election, no matter who their leader is.

We must find a way to reduce production resources at night and increase them in the day; these same resources must also be increasingly devoted to the web and less to the newspaper.

And, however much you try to ignore ratings, they must be an increasingly important factor?

In Iraq today, American soldiers die, electricity shortages lead to rioting, and the threat of terrorism against civilians must be taken increasingly seriously.

This holds that markets must rule as much as possible; that our public services must be run increasingly as businesses and then, as soon as possible, should be sold off.

Small units are inherently at greater risk than large units, and as the drawdown proceeds, their means to protect themselves, move and communicate must be maintained, increasingly by Iraqi support groups rather than American ones.