Examples of using Will increasingly in English and their translations into German
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AI systems will increasingly help shape our day-to-day lives.
Individual entrepreneurs and small business organizations will increasingly look for fresh avenues on the Internet.
The aging population will increasingly benefit from digital patient records and personal health management.
Technologies, communication networks, media, content, services and devices will increasingly undergo digital convergence.
The cultural sector will increasingly be a driving factor of growth and employment.
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In this reality, the state will be less andless necessary as a source of oppression, and it will increasingly become only a tool for administration.
I fear, namely, that it will increasingly become a habit for common positions to be held up.
It will increasingly depend on imports, from its current level of 50% to 70% by 2030, on present projections.
Efficiency measures as part of ACT will increasingly make a positive impact here.
It will increasingly occur that you are cleaning up all of a sudden, tidying up and even are delighted of also being somewhere else.
Just as in London or New York will increasingly reach the delicious meat from Hereford.
We will increasingly warn against such dubious methods that play with the trust of consumers”, announced VIR executive Michael Buller.
The expectations of the user will increasingly determine what he sees and is presented.
We will increasingly support projects that follow interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approaches, meaning those that go beyond the boundaries of their own discipline.
 Small-scale retailers and mobile merchants will increasingly use mini-POS terminals based on smart phones and tablet PCs.
Business will increasingly have to work with educators and governments to help education systems keep up with the needs of the labor market.
Different phases of life call for flexible working time models and will increasingly lead to the desire to reduce working time temporarily or permanently.
Available reserves will increasingly be concentrated in the Middle East simply because supplies in all other regions will be depleted sooner.
Citizens, societies, agriculture and industries will increasingly need innovative solutions to meet the need of using water in a more efficient and effective way.
Physicians will increasingly need to be able to distinguish between these types of vector-borne diseases as the tick population becomes more widespread and present in urban areas.
The models of portable computers will increasingly differ from each other, depending on its function and will become more like a hybrid of a laptop with something else.
Market forces will increasingly contribute to a more efficient universal service provision and limit the cost of the residual part which would be of no direct economic interest.
Both the United States and Europe will increasingly depend on the immigration of skilled workers to satisfy future market needs and to maintain their competitiveness.
These networks will increasingly pool their resources, in order to get their services for SMEs organised in a more coherent and transparent fashion.
Renewable energy sources will increasingly replace mineral oil and natural gas, while new storage technologies and decentral supply concepts become more important.
Economic operators will increasingly challenge obstacles preventing them from organising themselves efficiently, or from marketing their products and services across a wider Union.
This core problem will increasingly affect even the Northern European countries, notwithstanding their current appearance of economic strength and fiscal soundness.
The intelligent systems will increasingly be in a position to fulfill certain tasks independently and react autonomously to influences by drawing conclusions from various data relationships.
Software architects will increasingly assume the role of business architects. Not only will they design IT solutions, they will also develop appropriate business models.
Corporate profitability will increasingly depend on mobile and distributed resources, based on temporary strategic partnerships as well as on networks of clients, suppliers and intermediaries.