Sentence examples for increasingly audacious from inspiring English sources

His depredations grew increasingly audacious, and several minor expeditions sent to chastise him proved ineffective.

This leaves too much of the arena in the hands of the increasingly audacious Conservative Eurosceptics.

Meanwhile, as Minnie grows closer to Monroe — who, in turn, becomes increasingly audacious in flaunting their erotic connection — she also finds her artistic vocation awakening.

While the state still produces or vets virtually all Cuban television, radio and print-media content, for example, there is an increasingly audacious repertoire of theater and film.

In the 1980s, corporate raiders brought off a series of increasingly audacious takeovers, largely financed by "junk" bonds (bonds which rating agencies deem to be below investment-grade).

It has also battled Pakistani security forces and launched a series of increasingly audacious and lethal terrorist attacks beyond the frontier zones.

Attacks against Iraqis working with the American occupation authorities seem increasingly frequent and audacious.

Based in Turkey, its fighters have launched increasingly deadly and audacious attacks on security forces in the north-western province of Idlib, around the central cities of Homs and Hama, and even on the outskirts of Damascus.

Those of us whose cricketing education coincided with the rise of the limited-overs game and its increasingly big bats and audacious shots tend to associate the early days of cricket with a more compact, orthodox leg-side style of batting.

A younger Belafonte almost certainly imagined that, as he grew older, his once-audacious political beliefs would increasingly be seen as moderate — the impossible demands of one generation becoming the overlooked entitlements of the next.

It was an audacious, if risky, move by an increasingly anxious leadership to end the growing chaos.