Sentence examples for increasingly and often from inspiring English sources

Increasingly and often unconsciously, Howard started to move his hands as he read, tracing the outlines of words and sentences still unintelligible to his eyes.

Yet managing increasingly large and often hybrid operations involving other partners is increasingly tricky.

Conditions such as dermatitis and cystitis are increasingly common, and often stress-related.

In recent years, agents have become increasingly bolder and often underhanded in attempts to steal players from other agents.

Back in New York that autumn, he started writing about both art and literature from an increasingly personal and often explicitly Jewish point of view.

In short, Facebook's Graph Search lacks the intuitiveness that people increasingly expect — and often get — from Web search engines like Google.

As a result, both of us pursued increasingly invasive and often experimental interventions, many of whose long-term health risks are still largely unknown.

Nothing is so straightforward at sea, though, where Britons are increasingly busy and often harbour conflicting ambitions for the same places.

There are plenty of reasons to dislike Sancerre, starting with its mixed quality and ending with its increasingly steep, and often unjustified, price tag.

Law enforcement officials in the Sequoia National Forest and in others across the West say marijuana groves are an increasingly frequent and often undetected feature of the vast terrain.

For nearly half a century, infectious disease experts and hospital epidemiologists have relied on various methods of contact precautions to contain increasingly widespread and often virulent multi-drug-resistant bacteria.