Sentence examples for described increasingly from inspiring English sources

Aid workers on the ground described increasingly desperate conditions, with little food and few blankets to protect thousands of people, including small children and families, from the elements.

Two months earlier, his band had finished a four-month run of shows that had become, as the critic Greil Marcus described, "increasingly embattled and defiant".

In papers related to a divorce filing at the end of 2002, Gandolfini's wife described increasingly serious issues with drugs and alcohol, as well as arguments during which the actor would repeatedly punch himself in the face out of frustration.

The aid group Doctors Without Borders posted on its Web site a dispatch from one its workers that described increasingly dire health conditions at a camp in Baluchistan Province in the north.

Mokhtar Ali, a Libyan dissident in exile elsewhere in the Mideast, said he was in touch with his father in Misrata and described increasingly dire conditions.

Infections with non-tuberculous mycobacteria have been described increasingly, especially in immunocompromised patients and as iatrogenic infections in immunocompetent patients, causing a variety of local and disseminated disease.

For an hour and a half, she puttered happily in my garden, describing increasingly elaborate visions of my horticultural future — all of it completely out of touch with reality.

The effects of this can be seen in Table4, which describes increasingly elongated tetragonal cells of bulk Si.

Can you get more saliva on her? [He describes increasingly sexual acts.] And after that, we found the character.

Your "Jersey" columnist effectively described the increasingly ostentatious, even bizarre, bar/bat mitzvah parties that have become increasingly and dismayingly commonplace.

It describes an increasingly jaded, increasingly liberal country, still attached to big government but dubious of official attempts to help the poor.Jadedness first: one of the most striking results is a sharp drop in the popularity of voting.