Sentence examples for done increasingly from inspiring English sources

He repeated the words "peace" or "peaceful" many times, as he has done increasingly in his recent appearances.

Once a well is drilled something that can be done increasingly speedily it is scarcely more of a blot on the landscape than a garden shed.

There is growing concern that the CT scans are being done increasingly on those who show no signs of heart disease, subjecting them needlessly to radiation risks.

But adherents of minority faiths in Russia -- Catholics, Protestants, Muslims -- say building barriers is exactly what government officials have done, increasingly at the behest of the Orthodox Church.

As she has done increasingly in recent books, Perry links the crime to a secret political cabal known as the Inner Circle and draws everyone into its machinations.

"There's an increasing amount of information that suggests career technical education is going to be done increasingly in two-year institutions because once again, the demands of advanced manufacturing jobs and high-skilled industrial jobs are growing," he said.

What they are doing increasingly is shopping.

Scientists do, increasingly, speak out.

Japan's soldiers do increasingly difficult jobs around the world.

These service companies are doing increasingly sophisticated work as their clients come to trust them more.

By the end of the decade his bagless vacuum cleaners were bestsellers in Britain and doing increasingly well abroad.