Sentence examples for we increasingly have from inspiring English sources

But evidence also suggests that we increasingly have the tools to chip away at poverty.

We increasingly have the ability to enjoy amateur musicians and entertainers who post their work online.

While we still talk about "the" Internet, we increasingly have two separate access marketplaces: high-speed wired and second-class wireless.

There, victims of oppression built bridges to those who held power; here we increasingly have the politics of division and hate.

Inevitably I can only see the role of data analysts growing: we increasingly have new technology coming into rugby, which will put more demand on people who can process that data and come up with relevant analysis.

The change makes sense, given that we increasingly have access to the Internet when we're on-the-go and don't need to wait until we slide into our cubicles Monday morning to start scouring the deals.

Still, this year, we increasingly had to say no to ourselves and our children.

And we will increasingly have to explain, not just what we do, but why it costs so much.

The term "climate migrants" is one we will increasingly have to get used to.

And it's a good thing, because otherwise we'd increasingly have no social bond at all.

But it is a breathtaking expression of ingenuity, and a glimpse of what we'll increasingly have to do to get energy.