Übersetzung für "Increasingly prevalent" in Deutsch

Pay-per-use models such as co-working are becoming increasingly prevalent in the office sector.

The esca fungus in particular has become increasingly prevalent in Germany in the last 20 years.

Connectivity in vehicles is becoming increasingly prevalent and important.

Obesity and subsequent diabetes are becoming increasingly prevalent issues.

Initially installed primarily in the ground, it became increasingly prevalent in plants.

New information indicates that these toxins are increasingly prevalent in the Mediterranean.

The Council also discussed the increasingly prevalent and widespread acts of piracy.

The K12 628 High-end Imitation Mechanical Keyboard is increasingly becoming prevalent for its durable and comfortable keys design.

It is becoming increasingly prevalent in Europe and other regions, and requires special attention by physicians.

Due to changing living conditions and longer life expectancies, they are becoming increasingly prevalent.

Furthermore, the ACTA will help protect consumers against counterfeit products, which are becoming increasingly prevalent on European markets.

These call-centres are cheap to operate and they are becoming increasingly prevalent, so this is certainly an area where the directives need to be changed and improved.

Illegal trafficking in children and children’s organs is becoming increasingly prevalent in Guatemala, mainly due to a lack of human rights regulations at national level, and to the massive poverty that affects two thirds of the population.

As chronic disease has become an increasingly prevalent social problem, it has been dealt with in two ways.

Asthma has become increasingly prevalent in recent decades, affecting 2-20 % of children in Europe, and between 5 % and 10 % of adults in Western Europe.

These disorders are projected to become increasingly prevalent because cold weather limits mosquitoes to seasons and regions with certain minimum temperatures.

Moreover, the increasingly prevalent idea that a free-trade area should include the whole of Latin America, as suggested in US President Clinton's "initiative for the Americas", would mean that any FTA with Mexico would consolidate the EU's presence in Latin America as a whole and would facilitate its access to one of the world's markets with the greatest growth potential.

The programme will also fund additional and much-needed action to address the plant health pests and diseases which are becoming increasingly prevalent across the EU.