Examples of using Were increasingly in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Shortages in the labour market were increasingly in evidence.
Vacant Chairs were increasingly given to NSDAP party-members or sympathizers.
Several mills invited travellers to pause and take a break and were increasingly turned into comely guesthouses.
They were increasingly vocal about it, in fact, and they were gaining support.
German titles from the USA were increasingly spreading in the jukeboxes.
In performances, for which they had been involved both as a solo artist,she sang again and again together songs and were increasingly booked together.
Here, major longterm contracts were increasingly replaced by shortterm customer call orders.
Watercolor technique also achieved a very high level of quality;lithographs were increasingly used to illustrate books.
Patients of the Marx practice were increasingly confronted with intimidations when consulting Dr. Marx.
Metadata related to meetings(title of meetings, referrals,bodies members belonged to) were increasingly available in all languages.
Modern ships engines were increasingly using crude oil, a relatively cheap but environmentally harmful fuel.
His aim was to provide a rallying point for positive forces in every country,and his ideas were increasingly taken up in the public forum.
During the last few years UHF systems were increasingly brought to market maturity and this trend by now remains unbroken.
As U.S. Jews began to adopt mainstream culture, the popularity of klezmer waned,and Jewish celebrations were increasingly accompanied by non-Jewish music.
The two teams were increasingly separated from each other, and their venues also became ever further apart.
The offensive continued, and the German troops were increasingly confronted with growing difficulties.
While customers were increasingly demanding cars that were different, Henry Ford insisted in his book“My Life and Work” that.
The NGOs had been forced by policy decisions in European capitals and Tripoli to patrol much further away from Libyan waters,and NGO staffers were increasingly concerned about security in one of the world's most volatile seas.
In this foundation there were increasingly more people who out of their deepest soul sensitivities had to let the call be heard.
Few people had access to the system and were increasingly busy to send their consumption data to third parties.
Computers were increasingly large and complex collections of machines, and the business of designing and building such an array of machines for general use was dominated, not to say monopolized, by one firm.
The preventive and predictive maintenance methods were increasingly replaced by loss-oriented and risk-based maintenance strategies.
The city planners were increasingly interested only in parameters that were easily measurable and verifiable, and lost sight of the more complex things that needed more time.
European consumption patterns and social habits were increasingly shaped by new products coming over from Asia, which came into vogue.
The Jewish communities were increasingly led by a plutocratic ruling class, and tensions between the interests of the rich and poor developed that were to exist until the end of Poland-Lithuania.
Outsiders who attended the Allstedt worship services were increasingly subjected to reprisals by their rulers; and even those who had taken refuge in Allstedt had to expect extradition.
The extensive reedbeds of tiger habitat were increasingly converted to cropland for planting cotton and other crops that grew well in the rich silt along rivers, which were used as highways for colonisation of riverine habitat.
And the loans the government and businesses depended on were increasingly costly as lenders, foreign and Argentinian alike, demanded massive premiums over and above normal interest rates.
EU budget support programmes were increasingly provided over three-year periods with annual fixed tranches subject to compliance with eligibility criteria, and variable tranches linked also to performance against agreed targets on selected outcome indicators, mainly in social sectors.
In addition, non-university institutions were increasingly moving to the location, including one of the first institutions- the Fraunhofer Gesellschaft- in 1992; today the Fraunhofer Institute for Microstructure of Materials and Systems IMWS is located here.