Sentence examples for if increasingly from inspiring English sources

Of course this is empty, if increasingly popular, rhetoric.

Representing our species were actors speaking in Tamil, asked to read lines as if increasingly upset.

If increasingly accurate weather reports give consumers more time to panic, they also give stores a chance to prepare.

Since Rutherford's discovery, particle physics has provided one extraordinary — if increasingly implausible-sounding — revelation after another: first protons and neutrons, then antimatter, gluons, neutrinos, and quarks.

On the contrary, he was writing in a preindustrial, if increasingly commercial, society and did not much admire wealth as such but rather "honours".

And domestic matters became even trickier in 2009, when Wanjiru, against Njeri's wishes, took a second wife, which is culturally acceptable in Kenya, if increasingly uncommon.

It's not clear whether results will be considered valid, if the increasingly dictatorial AL will retain power, or if the UN will show up again.

They will be surprised if the increasingly confident FSB does not take the lead.

Even if players increasingly bring their iPads, loaded with Dungeons & Dragons rulebooks, to the gaming table.

If the increasingly opportunistic court has gambled correctly, Werfalli will find himself in The Hague soon.

What if an increasingly inward-looking leadership comes up with some policy with which she profoundly disagrees?