Sentence examples for speak increasingly from inspiring English sources

Forecasters speak increasingly of the risks of a recession in 2001 that would end the longest expansion in the nation's history.

He also began to speak, increasingly, from the stage and the screen, his speeches ringing with the populist rhetoric of Clifford Odets, Frank Capra and their followers.

Although stridently anti-EU and anti-bailout – sentiments that speak increasingly to the heart and minds of a nation felled by the debt crisis – Golden Dawn is also the most vicious far-right party on the continent of Europe with a third of its leadership in prison on charges of running a criminal organisation.

They're speaking increasingly loudly that they do not think it ought to pass".

WASHINGTON — The fastest-growing demographic group in America is highly educated, relatively affluent and, politically speaking, increasingly Democratic.

He was also deeply religious, and as the years passed, he spoke increasingly about his intimate relationship with God.

The feeling of speaking increasingly marginalized languages is vivid in many parts of Europe, even in countries with large populations of native speakers like France and Germany.

Facing mounting criticism from the city's tabloids and from some business interests for his tolerance of an encampment they found increasingly noxious, he spoke increasingly of the need to balance free speech with public safety.

South America, like other markets that the brewers are tapping is big and, broadly speaking, increasingly stable and prosperous, with the sort of youthful populations that tend to drink beer.

After the general elections of 1933, which inaugurated a period of centre-right government, Largo Caballero moved further to the left, spoke increasingly of Socialist revolution, and supported the abortive uprising of October 1934.

Yet, undeniably, as the war and his Presidency progressed, Lincoln spoke increasingly of God — inserted God, as it seems, into the Gettysburg Address — and evidently had some kind of complicated and rich sense of "necessity" and a supernatural presiding power.