Sentence examples for I do increasingly from inspiring English sources

Knowing how something ends does not ruin the story for me – but I do increasingly enjoy the ritual of watching the story unfold on actual live television.

I do increasingly wonder whether the years (of which this is one) when the biennial British Council Showcase doesn't take place does see some drop in the presence of quality work.

Future studies will need to tease apart the relative toxicities of different soluble oligomers, i.e. do increasingly larger numbers of polyQ molecules in complexes increase cytotoxicities.

"If people feel that recycling is important – and I think they do, increasingly – then we are talking about a nationwide crisis," said David Steiner, chief executive of Waste Management, America's largest recycler that owns the Elkridge plant and 50 others.

I suppose we do increasingly enjoy brutality, whether real or imagined, as part of our entertainment diet.

She had intended to do increasingly detailed surveys, "but now I think I need to focus on the villagers and the community, because they are the key for success of a conservation strategy," she says.

What else? A. The other thing that I have done, increasingly, was really triggered by a conversation I had with a young Silicon Valley executive, Marissa Mayer, who mentioned that she did office hours every week.

Scientists do, increasingly, speak out.

Japan's soldiers do increasingly difficult jobs around the world.

We strive to do increasingly complex things — words to sentences to full dialog.

Students do increasingly better on tests if they do full length practice sessions.