Sentence examples for one of increased from inspiring English sources

For some reason this has less a distancing effect than one of increased intimacy.

Dr Catney said: The picture is one of increased residential mixing in the largest cities in England and Wales.

Yet the fear after a large natural disaster that affects the most economically and socially vulnerable in Pakistan has, in the recent past, irrationally been one of increased Islamist radicalisation.

"It's not that the incentives aren't carrying the day, it's that they are trying to carry the load in a different environment, in one of increased weakness and pessimism".

The powerful legacy of groups like the Indigo Girls may not be directly political; rather, it is one of increased social awareness, which in turn may serve as a catalyst for political action ["No Last Hurrah Yet for Political Rock" by Ann Powers, Dec. 31].

Keohane (2008) reports a similar transition of Bedouin tribes where livestock were traditionally moved every 3 to 5 days to one of increased sedentarisation around settlements.

However, the toxicity and quality control of herbal formulas for public consumption are one of increasing concern because of the lack of scientific evidence on their safety.

The coming-of-age scenario is usually one of increasing independence, authority and carnality.

But the reality is one of increasing alienation, particularly for Fatma.

Below Gangotri, the river's path is one of increasing degradation.

Mr. Bush, he said, was now changing the policy to one of "increasing the overall wetlands" and improving their quality.