Sentence examples for increasingly after from inspiring English sources
Increasingly after World War II, Loesser wrote not only the words but the music.
Increasingly after 2006, however, Mr. Bloomberg argued in favor of completing construction at the trade center as quickly as possible.
As a source for beeps, car horns gave way to piezoelectric technology, a breakthrough used increasingly after World War II in labs, hospitals and military operations.
They do not need especially clever technology: governments go increasingly after dominant online firms because they are easy to get hold of.
After the American Revolution, and increasingly after the War of 1812, American writers were exhorted to produce a literature that was truly native.
"Increasingly, after your fifth year, you have to ask yourself, 'Is it worth it to keep the car?' " Kurt Sanger, an auto analyst for ING Financial, said in Tokyo.
Such a service will probably prove increasingly sought after and popular given the upswing among older Americans in volunteering.
Such Internet access — up to 40 times faster than typical broadband — is increasingly sought after by both consumers and businesses.
Russian oil, too, is an increasingly sought-after commodity passing overland through Siberia to China.
Russian oil, too, is an increasingly sought-after commodity passing through Siberia to China.
