Sentence examples for increasingly attach from inspiring English sources

Growers increasingly attach importance to tailored information, which is also reflected in the factors that impede participation in networking activities.

The sublinear growth in Figure 4(A) indicates that new edges are increasingly attached to pre-existing composers, reflecting the preferential attachment behavior that we discussed above.

Meanwhile, Mr. Sargent grew increasingly attached to the cat.

So we are becoming increasingly attached to our computers?

Americans seems increasingly attached to and comfortable with their hand-held phones.

As the relatives became increasingly attached to Elian, their attitudes hardened, and one can understand why.

The alien in turn, at first baffled and disgusted by humans, grows increasingly attached to his Earth family.

Over the years, she grew increasingly attached to his many possessions, among them museum-quality paintings and a considerable library.

Muslims of both sexes, while strongly, and often increasingly, attached to their faith and its legal tradition, also say they admire some things about the Western world, including its free speech and democracy.

In twentieth-century Burma, the nationalist feelings that were growing all around the world became increasingly attached to dreams of reviving the historic martial spirit of the ethnic Burmese dreams that took on a particular edge in the nineteen-thirties, as the nationalist and extremist ideas in circulation began to gain the attention of young students in Rangoon.

They want to take Camille with them, though that's likely to be difficult given that a) the dead are rather precious about losing any of their number and b) Camille is becoming increasingly attached to Virgil, with Lena catching the pair together this week.