Sentence examples for and try increasingly from inspiring English sources

But as my platform and potential audience grew, I started to feel more pressure to deliver exclusive stories and try increasingly personally challenging things out myself.

The 14 deaths in western Arizona last week illustrated the fact that with greater police presence, people are willing to try increasingly risky and more inhospitable routes across the border.

Ryan was impressed, and continued to ask Glenna to try increasingly difficult tasks.

As cost-control pressures have mounted on hospitals across the country in the last five to 10 years, private insurance companies and government programs have tried increasingly to cut down on payments to teaching hospitals.

Then they announce the campaign publicly and try to increasingly build momentum.

North Korea has tried increasingly to play on the anti-American sentiment in South Korea, stoked by the conduct, and indeed the mere presence here, of 37,000 American troops.

But legal rights activists at the Center for Constitutional Rights say that the Bush administration is trying increasingly aggressively to find ways to get around giving even US citizens fair trials.

And from there, he takes us to the great unanswerable question, which we will all spend our lives trying, increasingly strenuously, to avoid – why does anything exist at all?

To remain competitive on a global scale, the Chinese government is trying increasingly to evolve a global vision in which its educational activities are seen in a wider socio-economic context.

That redefinition of the investors' role — in a way trying to circumvent competition in a market by fiat — has led funds to follow SoftBank's lead and try to raise increasingly large funds.

I still love getting out on the court on a warm summer day, swinging a racquet strung to fifty-six pofnds of tension at a two-ounce felt-covered sphere, and trying for those increasingly elusive moments when my racquet feels like an extension of my arm, and my legs are putting me exactly where the ball is going to be.