Sentence examples for that increasingly has from inspiring English sources

If Republicans want to appeal to an American electorate that increasingly has little direct connection to Ronald Reagan, they need to let go of romantic memories that produce only unrealistic expectations.

HOUSTON — Houston voters will elect their next mayor on Saturday in a runoff contest that increasingly has become focused on the sexual orientation of one of the two Democratic candidates.

But there's no doubt we've become a society that increasingly has a hard time distinguishing between the substance of a serious university education and the supposed benefits of a prestigious brand.

Why? Amazon is a fascinating company, and one that increasingly has fingers in a lot of pies that go unnoticed and a boarder perspective is rarely a bad thing.

That episode has helped to create a credibility gap that increasingly has allies questioning whether Obama would remain committed to their interests if it meant using military force.

It's the "private" sector -- namely, companies that do the work of government -- that increasingly has been taking over federal government, not the other way around.

Kuwaitis are used to well-paid government jobs and cradle-to-grave benefits that increasingly have become a burden on state finances.

Both companies are struggling with the challenge of quickly moving vast amounts of data inside processors that increasingly have multiple processing engines, or cores, to achieve faster performance.

Because the GSE prepares teachers to work in schools that increasingly have their own makerspaces, she added, it's become important for them to develop the skills and confidence to take advantage of the spaces' potential.

He's still good at the character sketches from the Irish hinterlands, the deft evocations of common objects (the evidence of the ordinary bewitches him), the elegies and funerals that increasingly have dominated his work.

Leave aside those parts of the world from Afghanistan to Syria, Yemen to Libya, Nigeria to Venezuela that increasingly have the look of incipient or completely failed states.