Sentence examples for increasingly anything from inspiring English sources

Increasingly I've found myself reaching for superlatives because increasingly, anything short of this reads as damning with faint praise.

The artists are getting younger by the minute, and, increasingly, anything with a little flip to it gets visibility.

"The Zetas now are active in extortion, human trafficking, money laundering, and increasingly, anything a violent criminal organization can do to make money, whether in Mexico, Guatemala or, it appears, the U.S".

Part of this was due to his hardening anti-Semitic stance, associating Judaism with Marxism, liberalism and, increasingly, anything else he found objectionable, and part as a result of Nasjonal Samlings growing similarity to the German Nazi Party.

Retirement funds are being used increasingly for anything but retirement.

As budgets balloon, studios increasingly shun anything as outré as adult sexuality.

She found inspiration in dance music and the electronic instruments used to make it, increasingly avoiding anything resembling a traditional rhythm section.

Employers, a third of whom now have to give remedial maths and English teaching to the school-leavers they hire, increasingly discount anything less than a C grade at GCSE.

Rejecting his record label's suggestions that he work with a reputable producer, Rose assumed complete control over the recording process, employing the crew and musicians on costly retainers, but himself appearing less and less frequently at the studio, as he slipped into a prolonged reclusion that made it increasingly unlikely anything would come from the sessions.

So how do women fare in this increasingly "say-anything-you-please" environment, where politeness frequently takes a back seat to a more "in-your-face" communications style?

Parents are increasingly intolerant of anything at school that may dent their child's exam results.