Sentence examples for become continuously more from inspiring English sources

"Feelings" accompany representations that, as they rise, become continuously more "effective" (SW VI: 59).

Without intervention compelling the affected limb to engage in activity, the disability can become continuously more profound and future recovery less possible.

But during this exact same period, the US has also, steadily and continuously, become more and more unequal, the gap between rich and poor widening to a level that now threatens the very stability of these disunited states.

Mr. Perot made a fortune but became continuously embroiled in controversy after selling the company to General Motors.

It has become more and more complicated due to increase in complexity, advanced features and facilities that are continuously being incorporated into the robots by different manufacturers.

Reliable estimates of such events are necessary as structures for flood conveyance are continuously evolving in size and complexity and, as a result, their failure-associated hazards become more and more pronounced.

In the following years the number of publications increased continuously and the importance for industrial applications became more and more evident.

The transformation into narrative is continuously operated and poses the user in a particular situation, in which the difference between the story told and the experienced reality becomes more and more tenuous.

In a world where technology is advancing at an exponential speed, our ideas continuously become more ambitious.

Sensor engineering is continuously evolving as devices become cheaper, smaller, more intelligent, and more efficient.

The next step is that your personal algorithms become a more concrete part of you, continuously evolving with you by learning from your interactions both in digital and physical environments.