Sentence examples for branches increasingly from inspiring English sources

The world of money is becoming increasingly mobile and increasingly social, and those two forces could make Western Union's core strength of a vast physical payment infrastructure and far-flung branches increasingly irrelevant.

The US Air Force and other military branches increasingly use unmanned vehicles for surveillance missions.

By contrast, excess branches increasingly accumulated in retraction-deficient cells (condition 3 in Fig. 8A; supplementary material Movie 11).

But under three presidents, the executive branch increasingly stretched that authority to justify combat action far from Afghanistan and Iraq.

The institution sees the branch increasingly as a revenue centre whereas in the past these were more accurately classified as cost centres.

Banks and building societies are closing branches and increasingly dealing with customers by telephone.

Branches are increasingly popular with customers as their financial lives become more complex with age.

For simple phylogenies analyzed in a Bayesian framework, branches were increasingly underestimated as branch length increased; in a maximum likelihood framework, longer branch lengths were somewhat overestimated.

We're in a scary place right now: We have an ever-expanding universe of the executive branch of this government while the legislative branch is increasingly mired in partisan dysfunction and gridlock.

Later, he grew more adventurous, branching into increasingly personal territory and experimenting more with the form and structure of his entries.

As plants age, branch breakage increasingly leads to plant death, and it is unlikely that any plants live to more than 45 years.