Sentence examples for argued increasingly from inspiring English sources

This was necessary as Lyell argued increasingly that geologic change was incremental and gradual.

Even in America, where no one disputes the supremacy of the law, liberals and conservatives argue, increasingly bitterly, over the interpretation of particular amendments.

And if the future of work is, as many argue, increasingly flexible, casual, various and scarce, it's arguable that those short of it will steadily face exacerbated economic risk.

For us, and I'd argue increasingly for other large Websites as well, Twitter is not just about micro-media.

While ride-sharing has become more automated and, one might argue, increasingly robotic, Lyft has responded by equipping drivers with phone chargers so they can give riders a chance to juice up while in transit.

"All businesses," he argued, "are increasingly judged not just on how much money they make, but how they make money; business behaviours and business performance are increasingly inseparable".

The bank's officials have argued, in increasingly hysterical tones, that any tampering with Greek debt, even a modest extension of maturities, would be a catastrophe.

The Vanish researchers had argued that increasingly in a networked world sensitive discussions involving something like a divorce or a lawsuit threaten users' privacy when they are archived on multiple systems.

She argued that "increasingly blatant interference from Beijing" is undermining the promises that had been made to give the territory a high degree of autonomy, and is threatening its core values.

Such material, he argues, is increasingly and disastrously a boy's introduction to human sexuality.

Rob Hughes, the IHT's Global Soccer columnist, argues that increasingly it can't buy the certainty of championship titles either.