Sentence examples for increasingly a thing of from inspiring English sources

Karen Dynan describes how that ideal is increasingly a thing of the past.

Family-owned businesses are increasingly a thing of the past in New York, but Sylvia's keeps coming out on top.

Ken Perkins, the founder of Retail Metrics, an industry research company, said Black Friday was increasingly a thing of the past.

But traditional identity politics are becoming, increasingly, a thing of the past.

Not only that, but solids were increasingly a thing to be afraid of.

But such living arrangements have increasingly become a thing of the past.

Year followed year, and the idea of a cohesive financial establishment seemed increasingly like a thing of the past.

Reacting to the initiative, the chief executive of the Independent Game Developers Associationn (Tiga), Richard Wilson, said it was "completely neutral" on the issue of unionisation but said "crunch" was increasingly becoming a thing of the past.

Most of our fish is still caught in the wild, much as it was in our ancestors' time albeit with a few more fancy bits of gadgetry to tip the balance in favour of the hunter, rather than the gathered.The thrill of the chase, though, may increasingly be a thing of the past.

And while understanding that old-fashioned job security will increasingly be a thing of the past, progressive politics should also fight the things that threaten to reduce it to nothing: the worst aspects of the so-called "gig" economy, the kind of self-employment that sets people against each other, and transfers risk from capital – which can bear it – to labour, which can't.

The long arm of the law now crosses continents and means that stories about disgraced figures enjoying a long retirement in a villa in the sun could increasingly become a thing of the past.