Sentence examples for greater increasingly from inspiring English sources

The truth (or at least my truth) was that every performance was an enchantment, a miraculous world unto itself that was also part of a greater, increasingly familiar, Bauschian universe.

National patterns in C stocks observed with US data indicated similar trends to the models presented in Reich et al. [8] showing that the proportion of total biomass to roots is greater in increasingly cold climates.

This can lead to the indiscriminate overuse of antimicrobials, with significant cost implications and (of far greater concern) increasingly frequent outbreaks of resistant organisms [ 2].

3 4 5 This is plausible as, apart from improvements in life expectancy, the greater interconnectedness increasingly allows rural populations to adopt urban lifestyles without migration to urban areas.

Roger Clemens is a case in point: a great pitcher before 1998, a great (if increasingly fragile) pitcher after he is supposed to have received treatment.

He is motivated, he says, by the need to make great and "increasingly personal" music.

After that, he returned home to Norway as its greatest living, increasingly isolated painter.

"Our alumni are a great group, increasingly finding itself in a new kind of leadership in America," he said.

Yet the Spanish greats are increasingly capitalising on this modern surge of commercialism, and both clubs make more money than United.

Several new community tourism and hiking or biking holiday operators also make experiencing Palestine's stunning scenery and great food increasingly easy.

While a compliment to their talents, it brought back memories of two great egos increasingly unable to share adulation - and power.