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Meanings of increasingly in English

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crescentemente

Advancing in amount or intensity.

crescentemente
Usage of increasingly in English
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Bankers believe swing days could become increasingly common given uncertain market conditions.
Reuters
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Background: Health literacy has become an increasingly important concept in public health.
Pubmed
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Last year saw Harry increasingly focus on the issue of climate change.
News.com.au
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In Ireland and Britain, we increasingly perceive reality in quite different ways.
The Irish Times
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Background: Electronic order-sets increasingly ask clinicians to answer questions or follow algorithms.
Pubmed
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The PSA-Opel deal leaves FCA in an increasingly difficult position in Europe.
Reuters
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Moreover, wars between nations have increasingly given way to wars within nations.
The Guardian
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Analysts say that position is becoming increasingly untenable given the evolving situation.
Reuters
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Telephone interviewing is increasingly being used to obtain data on health issues.
Pubmed
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However, the sustainability of the system is increasingly being called into question.
The Guardian
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Doctors are increasingly recognizing social determinants of health are important, said Kroenke.
Reuters
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The crisis was increasingly being adapted to a local level, he said.
Reuters
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Nevertheless, the UK remains a highly profitable market, increasingly dominated by S&N.
The Guardian
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Older people increasingly want to continue working even after hitting pensionable age.
The Guardian
15
Japanese financial institutions have been increasingly active in China in recent years.
Reuters
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Recently, PANGAEA has increasingly been submitting new terms to various terminology services.
Pubmed
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