Sentence examples for increasing casting from inspiring English sources

Ms. White, who also employed a rich mezzo-soprano voice as a sometime cabaret singer, spoke openly about the peculiar racial challenge she faced in the 1960s: though roles for black performers were increasing, casting agents were continuing to think mainly in terms of "black" parts and "white" parts.

An increasing casting temperature would reduce critical size caused by more heat to dissipate.

Instead, we have an ever increasing cast of secondary characters, divided not by opposing moral imperatives but by mere ideology, two camps making precisely the same argument on behalf of righteousness.

Then, there is still-stealth-like Vessel and an increasing cast of thousands (I would love to see some metrics posted by Vessel).

Finally, the studies on the performance of MLPBTTs adopting three fillers (quartzite rock, cast iron, and high-temperature concrete) with different heights present that the useful energy can be increased while thermal efficiency will be reduced with the increasing cast iron's height.

The increased casting distance afforded by the spinning reel and facilitated by new lines with smaller diameters revolutionized freshwater fishing.

Although the use of titanium has increased, casting difficulties limit routine use.

There was a trend towards increased casting activity of Aporrectodea caliginosa and decreased activity of Lumbricus terrestris in the last month of the experiment (Fig.  3a, b).

Our results showed that increased CAST-scores were correlated with a stronger implicit association between the concepts alcohol and arousal.

Reviewers praised the game for its large levels, colorful graphics and backgrounds, increased cast of characters, enemies, and music.

As the kidneys reabsorb more water from the filtrate, myoglobin interacts with Tamm Horsfall protein in the nephron to form casts (solid aggregates) that obstruct the normal flow of fluid; the condition is worsened further by high levels of uric acid and acidification of the filtrate, which increase cast formation.