Sentence examples for increasingly battled from inspiring English sources

In Kansas, which has one-party Republican control, conservative Republicans have increasingly battled with moderate Republicans.

Airbnb, the popular home-sharing startup, has increasingly battled negative headlines about discrimination on its site.

WASHINGTON — Even as the United States and Yemen increasingly battle a common Qaeda enemy, relations between the two allies are often punctuated by tensions, differing views and "strong frustration," a top White House official said Friday.

And that's why soccer clubs are increasingly battling it out in the digital arena as well as in the stadium.

But while the optics of such a fight do reflect well on Amazon as companies increasingly battle with privacy backlash, for better or worse, the fact is that it may ultimately be incumbent upon companies to wage those battles on behalf of the user.

In this new age, with the U.S. increasingly battling amorphous groups rather than countries, intelligence agencies are playing bigger roles in identifying and combating threats.

He recounts a visit from his father, who was increasingly battling various illnesses, yet still made the drive from the Bay Area to see his now-famous son in Los Angeles.

In the absence of regular parties, Flexing had been becoming increasingly battle-oriented, revolving around sessions like Regg Roc's Flexhouse and Kareem Baptise's Battlefest.

Increasingly battle-hardened, extremist Islamist insurgents from two Nigerian groups, Boko Haram and the newer, even more radical Ansaru, have escalated a long simmering conflict in that West African oil giant.

By gaining levels, as well as finding or purchasing increasingly more powerful weapons and armor, characters can battle increasingly more powerful enemies as the game progresses.

It also provides an alternative strategy where a peptide and a non-peptide drug can be used in combination to battle increasingly drug-resistant microbes.