Sentence examples for increasingly actually from inspiring English sources

It's increasingly actually DNSSEC, an extension which guards against the massive security holes in the original system.

The Democratic Party has never proposed allowing stockholders to avoid paying their management, but the Republican Party has long favored, and now is increasingly actually passing into legislation in many states, allowing workers to freeload and not pay the people who bargain for their collective interests - "Right to Work" laws.

I think it's about issues, and also about trends, and its outlook is increasingly international, actually".

We could instead have a conversation about what happens if it doesn't, as is increasingly likely, actually materialise.

"It's becoming increasingly apparent that actually people aren't becoming radicalised in their places of worship but actually are being radicalised in their bedrooms by being on the internet.

But it seemed to become increasingly clear that actually, she didn't want that.

The virtue of the atlas conceived by Johannes Klencke was, through sheer extravagance, to ennoble something that was actually increasingly universal.

As recent weeks of revelations have shown, there's a pretty wide gap between our expectations of privacy, and the privacies that an increasingly digitised world actually affords us.

Bishop said: "Other than in climate, in most areas of the US-China relationship there is increasing amounts of friction and some actually increasingly quite hot friction around the South China Sea and some of these military [interactions] in the region".

Straightforward, top-down control of UXC is becoming increasingly difficult and actually inefficient in this environment.

However, he offered some support for Mr Johnson's argument, saying: "I think there is actually increasingly common agreement across the political spectrum you can't achieve equality of outcome, but you should be able to achieve equality of opportunity.