Sentence examples for has increasingly gotten from inspiring English sources

The possibility is still open to reverse the decline, but it will be necessary to escape the clutches of an establishment that, unhappily, has increasingly gotten away from the original scientific enterprise.

It has increasingly got recognition since the late 1960s within transport theory.

Instead, another question I've increasingly gotten is whether those impact fees should be tied to job creation or venture capital invested itself.

I've increasingly gotten involved in the marriage-equality movement.

"We've increasingly got five-to-18 schools, why not [from] three?" Morgan said, later adding: "I said three to 18, it could be two to 18 as far as I'm concerned".

"Crimes ripped from the headlines," promos for "Law and Order" have boasted in recent years, and that is indeed what we've increasingly been getting: rich-people murders, Hollywood murders, politician murders, all sounding dubiously familiar.

But in recent years, the company has attracted a much more fickle set of newer customers and has increasingly used discounts to get them.

"I've increasingly tried to get out of the way of the words," McKellen said.

But almost without exception, most climate scientists would now agree that the evidence of accelerating, manmade climate change has got increasingly robust since the late 1980s, let alone since 1997.

The party has got increasingly pugnacious as the Sun trains its sights on them.

A blue-chip painter who ticks all the right boxes (dramatic imagery, angst-ridden themes perfect for the gloomy 21st century, a museum staple) his stock has got increasingly hotter.