Sentence examples for are increasingly impressive. from inspiring English sources
While meat-free patties are increasingly impressive, it's a lot harder to re-create the experience of eating a steak.
While sauvignon, semillon, marsanne and viognier are increasingly impressive, the most exciting whites are cool-climate chardonnays and Clare, Eden Valley and Frankland rieslings.
In fact, over the past few months I've encountered a number of web apps on the iPhone that are increasingly impressive.
The data are increasingly impressive, even if the new studies are small: two independent teams at Johns Hopkins and at New York University considered a total of 80 patients with anxiety or depression associated with life-threatening cancer.
On the other hand, this England side is coming together and it's the maturity that is increasingly impressive.
But there's increasingly impressive evidence that psychological support may be the best way to bring real change.' Central to this argument is the treatment for IBS at the University Hospitals of South Manchester.
But because the Huskies' run has been increasingly impressive, and because the nation's third-ranked team has shown glimpses of dominance in its three N.C.A.A. tournament victories, the script has changed.
While some do require a leap of faith - personally, I find the use of crystals unbelievable, and many theories, such as the idea that high doses of vitamins C and E reduce the risk of strokes, are unproven - the evidence for others is increasingly impressive.
Bath have been increasingly impressive in the English Premiership this season, and after losing their first two matches in the Champions Cup - including at home to Toulouse - they have found a rich vein of form.
Raikkonen returned to F1 this season with Lotus after two unsuccessful years in world rallying and although he has had some unconvincing weekends, his performances have been increasingly impressive.
The data is increasingly impressive, even if the new studies are small: Two independent teams at Johns Hopkins and at New York University considered a total of 80 patients with anxiety or depression associated with life-threatening cancer.
