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Meanings of increasingly important in English

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Usage of increasingly important in English
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Background: Health literacy has become an increasingly important concept in public health.
Pubmed
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Reducing reliance on consumers is increasingly important as the U.S. economy slows.
Reuters
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And that's increasingly important given the climate chaos spreading across the world.
Wired
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International standards are playing an increasingly important role in the world's economy.
The Irish Times
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The practice will be an increasingly important feature of the new-build market.
The Guardian
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Huawei says Ireland will become increasingly important to Chinese companies after Brexit.
The Irish Times
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Background: Quality of life instruments are increasingly important in assessing disease severity.
Pubmed
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With carriers in short supply, such ships have been become increasingly important.
Reuters
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But Apple's increased size and rising competition make avoiding slip-ups increasingly important.
Reuters
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As the year draws to a close romance will become increasingly important.
The South African
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Iniesta was becoming increasingly important but he was often going it alone.
The Guardian
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Cost-effectiveness is becoming an increasingly important issue when deciding upon therapeutic strategies.
Pubmed
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Standardized times have grown increasingly important as the world has grown smaller.
Wired
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Their friendship is increasingly important as further tragedy unravels at the camp.
The Guardian
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No, it's become increasingly important because there's very little daydreaming time left.
The new yorker
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Mining has become an increasingly important contributor to the group's core profit.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
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