Sentence examples for would increasingly be from inspiring English sources

In recent years, it would increasingly be a nurse or therapist.

America, the EU and Japan would increasingly be tempted by managed trade.

Forecasters warned for decades that fossil-fuel production was peaking and that alternate energy sources would increasingly be relied upon.

He warned that the government needed to develop a trade strategy that would reassure businesses that would increasingly be demanding the same treatment promised to Nissan.

Corporate America would increasingly be run by job-hopping generalists, not long-term chief executives with deep knowledge of their particular business.

But he predicted that within four years E*Trade customers would increasingly be making connections using wireless devices rather than stationary personal computers.

The term Scotia would be increasingly be used to describe the kingdom between North of the Forth and Clyde and eventually the entire area controlled by its kings would be referred to as Scotland.

Without change, the government argues, services would increasingly have to be rationed in the future.

She said would-be buyers -- who, increasingly, are of all nationalities and races -- worry that they have missed the market.

Younger people would increasingly wonder what was the point in voting in general elections.

Smith et al. (2017) argued that criterial variability was necessary for differential filler siphoning to operate, and that lineup performance would improve because choices would be increasingly siphoned away from innocent suspects.