Sentence examples for brought increasingly from inspiring English sources

During the time I was in Pakistan, each day brought increasingly bizarre events.

Although news coverage brought increasingly disturbing reports as the decade progressed, prime-time programming presented an entirely different picture.

Easier access to the mountains brought increasingly large numbers of climbers and hikers into the region—hundreds alone trying to summit Everest each year.

A number of them said that technological progress at least partly explained why having more education had brought increasingly higher returns.

But Heath had much to say on many topics and, as a man whose sleeve had been brushed by Hitler's at a rally in Nuremberg in 1937, he brought increasingly unique insights to the task.

The prosperity and comparative peace of the north have brought increasingly assertive Kurdish demands upon the struggling, Shiite-led national government in Baghdad -- demands that leaders here say must be met to ensure Kurdish approval of the eventual constitution.

High pressure is expected to dominate the weather across eastern Europe, bringing increasingly cool conditions to the Black Sea and Caucasus.

Although these companies provide some interesting components, Microsoft is uniquely delivering on a wide range of cloud capabilities that bring increasingly more value to our customers.

Although they are situated in an inhospitably hot, unrelentingly bleak, hostile and barren salt plain, devoid of any shade or vegetation, the yellow bubbling springs of Gae'tale act as a magnet for tour operators who bring increasingly more geotourists to the region around the Dallol hot springs and the active volcanoes of Danakil (Edelman and Roscoe 2010; Weber 2015).

His opponents fear that his administration will bring increasingly authoritarian and religiously conservative policies.

Instead they're bringing increasingly complicated tricks the 90s-era technical flips and spins that fell out of fashion during the shift from fresh to hesh to the big spots of yesterday.