Sentence examples for encounter increasingly from inspiring English sources

It increases frustration in the ranks as forces encounter increasingly serious obstacles.

As trophoblast invasion of the uterus proceeds, the placental cells encounter increasingly higher oxygen levels [ 37].

The range edge at cool temperatures is strongly reduced owing to low numbers of females, reducing overall offspring production.Under male dispersal, when males move into warmer areas they encounter increasingly larger numbers of females, and populations are no longer male limited.

At home the Kuchma regime encountered increasingly strong opposition from the Our Ukraine faction in the Supreme Council, led by former prime minister Viktor Yushchenko.

It is Mr. Kurosawa's response to -- and perhaps his coming to terms with -- the waning of a long and distinguished career that encountered increasingly rocky terrain in its last three decades.

Students have been confronted for generations with the question: "What do you expect to do with a degree in that?" Indeed, particularly since the onset of the Great Recession, many students have encountered increasingly urgent advice — sometimes pressure — to major in something practical in college.

However, the growing accumulation of new wind energy networks in the landscape is encountering increasingly trenchant social and political resistance.

However, Afghans who arrived in European countries during and after the second half of the 1990s also encountered increasingly restricted immigration and asylum policies (Hyndman, 2012).

Hydrological forecasting is complicated by flow regime alterations in a coupled socio-hydrologic system, encountering increasingly non-stationary, nonlinear and irregular changes, which make decision support difficult for future water resources management.

These more complete analyses are vital for the higher velocity impact scenarios encountered increasingly in designs and for comparing properly the relative merits of different ductile materials in potential energy absorbing systems.

It is postulated that the composition of suspended particles, specifically the availability of steric polymers such as those contained in humic acid, determine whether the river suspension is rapidly aggregated and settled or remains dispersed in suspension when it encounters increasingly saline environments of estuaries and oceans.