Sentence examples for back with increasing from inspiring English sources
Jack watched the man smoking on the front porch, the red eye of his homemade cigarette staring out toward the briars where Jack stared back with increasing agitation.
Well into his own 60s, and having spent time in and out of psychiatric care, the would-be dandy looks back with increasing confusion on his heyday in a whirl of Lulu, Roger Moore and Carnaby Street – or as much of that whirl as made it to his small Irish village of Cullymore.
Angus Campbell, head of market analysis at Capital Spreads, said: Any retracement is met by a wall of buyers, as demonstrated once again and even though things look decidedly patchy for the UK from an economic standpoint, those globally exposed stocks are still well placed to generate good earnings for investors and pay them back with increasing dividend payments.
Incredibly, as the visitor pushes on the spring, the joystick pushes back, with increasing force, until SNAP!
In contrast to adiabatic flame behavior, a tendency of the burners to flash back with increasing firing rates was experimentally observed.
After the fall of Guernica, the Republican government began to fight back with increasing effectiveness.
Amundsen, a great technician who reached the south pole first and, thanks to his clever management of supply depots, got his men back with increased body weight, was held to be something of a cheat.
While any approach you take will require some upfront time and expense, it will quickly pay you back with increased efficiency.
"The wind has certainly been at our backs with increasing auto sales, and we expect that to continue for the rest of the year," James E. Meyer, the chief executive, said in an conference call with investors and analysts.
Several types of resonators are included gradually in the studied configurations (split-rings, Helmholtz resonators, back cavities) with increasing complexity.
Regarding sociodemographic factors, people were more likely to suffer from chronic back pain with increasing age.
