Sentence examples for More increasingly from inspiring English sources

In order to learn effectively, children need to feel safe, at home, in school and more increasingly on the streets.

ArXiv.org, updated daily, allows free worldwide access and response to almost 600,000 online research papers in physics, mathematics, computer science and more, increasingly sidelining the role of traditional print journals.

"The rate of change of technology", warns a Ministry of Defence thinktank report looking ahead to 2035, would require "a more increasingly agile, perhaps radical approach" to enable commanders to be effective.

Foreign buyers now own close to 10% of the UK's housing stock, he claims, and, unchecked, will gobble up much more, increasingly in Manchester, Edinburgh and other regional cities.

For years, N.I.H. administrators have been watching this decline with concern, as medical-school graduates, carrying debt loads of $100,000 or more, increasingly choose private practices that are far more lucrative than scientific research posts.

Joshua Brandstadter, the 16-year-old sophomore who is experimenting with the fruit flies, said it was "nerve-racking" to think about spending two more increasingly difficult years in the research program.

The absence of more money increasingly defines everything else.

But women are also more and increasingly open with one another about mental illness.

As you complete each level, the family becomes more distressed, increasingly snapping at one another.

As a nation, we are becoming ever more diverse, increasingly integrated, and more at ease with that difference too.

There were also simply many more users, increasingly ready to pay for goods online.