Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• What matters most in our view is that we have a responsibility to make every effort to prevent people from taking up smoking at an increasingly young age.
• Girls also acquire female physical characteristics at an increasingly early age.
• As long as pressure of work continues to rise because the working population is required to deliver maximum productivity, we should not be surprised if people burn out at an increasingly younger age.
• The advertising of tobacco products is being aimed at an increasingly young audience.
• After years of exasperating stagnation, the Union has, for some months, been progressing at an increasingly frenetic rate with which the citizens cannot keep up.
• It is a source of concern that young people are getting married increasingly later and having ever fewer children at a late age.
• that EU legislation should be harmonised with regard to the steady disappearance of retail sales outlets, the loss of product diversity and the fact that hypermarkets are operating at an increasingly transnational scale;

• What matters most in our view is that we have a responsibility to make every effort to prevent people from taking up smoking at an increasingly young age.
• Girls also acquire female physical characteristics at an increasingly early age.
• More specifically, it is increasingly the young who are becoming addicted, at an ever earlier age, and the more precarious their lifestyle the greater their dependency.
• The advertising of tobacco products is being aimed at an increasingly young audience.
• As long as pressure of work continues to rise because the working population is required to deliver maximum productivity, we should not be surprised if people burn out at an increasingly younger age.
• that EU legislation should be harmonised with regard to the steady disappearance of retail sales outlets, the loss of product diversity and the fact that hypermarkets are operating at an increasingly transnational scale;
• After years of exasperating stagnation, the Union has, for some months, been progressing at an increasingly frenetic rate with which the citizens cannot keep up.