Sentence examples for an increasingly noticeable from inspiring English sources

Shepherd is by no means the first popular/progressive musician to ponder such a thing Brian Eno has spoken extensively about his own atheistic love of spiritual music but it does seem to be an increasingly noticeable concern amongst a generation of music lovers (particularly in the unwieldy world of dance music).

Finally, the lackluster U.S. market also contributed, because fees eat up an increasingly noticeable portion of investment returns in a market that's making little progress -- or losing ground, as almost all major categories of stock funds did in the second quarter.

In contrast, the two parameters that define adult mortality (α2 and β2) exercised an increasingly noticeable effect on mortality starting in the 1930s, and remained influential throughout the latter half of the twentieth century and into the twenty-first.

But he said teenage pregnancy was a worldwide problem, increasingly noticeable in urban areas of the developing world where the social controls of family-centered rural life do not exist.

Whereas it takes a lot of deliberate and nowadays increasingly noticeable effort to build up a nuclear-weapons capability, many countries have sizeable chemicals industries.

From a dynamic perspective, the spatial differentiation is increasingly noticeable, and the pattern of spatial clustering transforms into discrete small areas.

This difference became increasingly noticeable when TCR pMHC interactions were weak, to a point where cells could be sufficiently detected with dextramer of the 5Y variant (KD > 250 μM), but not the corresponding tetramer.

Gone, however, was the shortness of breath that had become increasingly noticeable in recent years.

An equalities and diversity consultant who worked at a leading Russell Group university for 10 years, says the level of harassment and bullying she witnessed became increasingly noticeable.

She says those changes have become increasingly noticeable in recent years, as reduced snowpack and shortened seasons have taken an environmental — and economic — toll on those resorts and communities.

Planning process in the two cities demonstrates a search for compromise between a compact city cherished by the socialist planning tradition (and supported by planners' backgrounds and existing regulatory frameworks), and the increasingly noticeable tendency toward urban sprawl.