Sentence examples for and so increasingly from inspiring English sources

And so, increasingly, he remained publicly absent from the negotiations.

And so, increasingly, are pressures on the education budget.

Every day there was less reason for big financial firms to be near each other, and so, increasingly, they weren't.

Synagogues are plentiful, and so, increasingly, are shtiebels — private homes where followers of a particular rabbi gather to pray.

Artists such as Marina Abramovic understand the power of inactivity and so, increasingly, do psychologists and scientists.

The pain is plain, and so, increasingly, are the main parties' strategies for dealing with it and the likely political outcome.The government's approach has two basic elements.

The effects of directional epistasis hiding and releasing additive genetic variation, and doing so increasingly more as network size increases, results in heritability being regulated by network size and, to a lesser degree, topology and recombination rate.

Massive releases of methane into the atmosphere mean that climate turbulence is going to radically escalate and do so increasingly destructively, causing major breakdowns in our economic and social order.

A new generation of progressive voices, the "new blood" of the political revolution, are taking up his banner and running for elected office up and down the ballot and will do so increasingly in the elections to come.

But compulsory licensing also discourages innovation, and will do so increasingly as emerging markets make a bigger contribution to pharmaceutical company revenues.

For many airlines, it is simply too expensive to buy and maintain engines so, increasingly, they are leased to airlines by banks such as RBS, which has an aviation division, aviation finance companies, and manufacturers which offer lifetime-maintenance programmes.