Sentence examples for they increasingly come from inspiring English sources

Ideas are everywhere, of course, but they increasingly come from emerging markets.

"This is happening because as wildlife search for new habitat and food sources, they increasingly come into conflict with people and are killed.

The mother keeps making the meals, keeps ironing the clothes, keeps shuttling her sons back and forth from one destination to another like the howling, hungry infants they increasingly come to resemble.

Over time, they increasingly came to blame the United States for Muslim woes, among them oppression of Palestinians by Israel.

As rehabilitation teams followed patients into the community upon hospital discharge, they increasingly came into contact with people with preexisting mental disorders and disabilities requiring intervention.

Humans can come together to do things they cannot do alone; in future they will increasingly come together with robots to do things they cannot otherwise do so easily, or in some cases at all.Robotic extensions will come in a variety of forms.

They have increasingly come under attack by the Shabab and other militias.

Since the AU troops arrived in 2004, they have increasingly come to be regarded by the rebels as instruments of the Sudanese government rather than as even-handed.

The bill would prohibit the national political parties from accepting the kinds of donations they have increasingly come to rely on.

Now they have increasingly come to realise that we live in one world, not two; that no one in this world can feel comfortable while so many are suffering and deprived; that the growing gap between rich and poor is, as President Bush said last week, "both a challenge to our compassion and a source of instability".

Technology and fashion were previously two very separate worlds, but they have increasingly come together with the rise in digital and more recently, wearable tech.