Sentence examples for speaking increasingly from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

The need to justify public action with regards civil society is, generally speaking, increasingly important for all decisions as well as, more particularly, transport infrastructure projects.

With Israel speaking increasingly loudly of resorting to military action to prevent Iran from gaining nuclear weapons, the talks could provide some respite in a crisis that has driven up oil prices and threatened to suck the United States into its third major war in a decade.

He has spoken increasingly of the need to tackle the problem at the source.

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

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.

One of the matters on John Cage's mind, not long before his death in 1992, was how music was coming to speak increasingly of home.