Sentence examples for stand increasingly from inspiring English sources

Behind these grim figures stand increasingly nervous shoppers.

Arabinoxylan (AX) derived arabinoxylooligosaccharides (AXOS), which may have various chemical structures, depending on the xylan source and the degradation method used, stand increasingly in the spotlight as potential prebiotics.

On one side stand increasingly vocal opponents of carriage operators -- including Mayor Bill deBlasio -- who insist that for the benefit of the public, and the animals, they should be banned.

With commercial models making growing use of agencies and aggregators, BBC News stands increasingly alone.

Israel may have outbluffed America, using the power of its supporters in Congress, but it stands increasingly isolated in the world.

On a continent not known for its intolerance of leaders who refuse to give up power, the Ivory Coast's Laurent Gbagbo now stands increasingly isolated.

Over the years, while P.M. Dawn continued to refine their sound, they stood increasingly alone musically and lyrically.

"Communities that take a stand are increasingly finding themselves in the firing line of companies' private security, state forces and a thriving market for contract killers.

That also means he will have to stand against increasingly powerful banks that — despite the magnitude of the crisis — have managed to avoid, circumvent or co-opt policy makers, law enforcement officials and regulators.

With everything inside coming out and the ability to stand seeming increasingly like a pipe dream, it's impossible to think of anything other than where I am at this very second.

Behind the medical team stands an increasingly large backfield, giant in numbers, humble in training.