Sentence examples for increasingly from high-quality English sources.

• It’s increasingly clear they do so at their own peril.

• The government has become increasingly intolerant of opposition.

• And California has gotten increasingly better at being able to defend itself and resist.

• The new products target businesses dealing with an increasingly chaotic security landscape.

• They also blamed “increasingly anxious and controlling parental practices”.

• Girls are increasingly told—and increasingly feel—that they wield power.

• Either way, increasingly this is going to be calling on ordinary people with rooftop solar to spare.

• People posting on Weibo, a Chinese social media service similar to Twitter, are increasingly calling for Beijing to act.

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• While booking first-class travel gets you the most bang for your miles, airlines are increasingly turning toward dynamic pricing.

• Putting up a struggle seems to be futile when rape is increasingly used as an instrument to assert power and intimidate the powerless in India.

• Disinhibition suggests that the drinker is increasingly insensitive to his environment—that he is in the grip of an autonomous physiological process.

• This temperature rise has meant a rise in sea level that, if it continues as predicted, will mean hundreds of millions of people increasingly at risk from flooding.

• The coronavirus pandemic has propelled digital transformation efforts among enterprises — but companies increasingly want to enact operational changes on limited budgets.

• Across the Middle East non-state actors increasingly set the agenda, challenging governments, overthrowing them or prompting them to retrench behind increasingly repressive controls.

• You’d think if Apple had had its way its "most popular Mac" would have disappeared into the niche between the increasingly capable iPad Pros and the increasingly slim and light MacBook Pros.

• Increasingly, in Iraq, for example, the protesters demanding the removal of the government in Baghdad’s Tahrir Square are increasingly building a utopia that is isolated from the rest of their countrymen.

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• This largely involved us running around the back of the Palais, being pursued by security guards as we searched for increasingly photogenic backgrounds to distract from the increasingly un-photogenic presenters.

• “What worries me is that we have an increasingly technocratic and complex society and we are going to increasingly need complex discussions involving science and the use of science that will impact on policy,” he said.

• As the Communist Party turns increasingly authoritarian and the West increasingly suspicious of China, Apple may become a target of Beijing’s wrath or the sort of nationalist-tinged boycotts that have hurt Western brands from the NBA to Zara.

• Lurking behind all this is the bigger question of whether a successful crackdown on corruption - as welcome as it might be - will have any significant impact on South Africa's increasingly dire economic prospects, with investors, analysts and diplomats increasingly warning of an imminent debt crisis and even the possibility, further down the road, of a "failed state".