Sentence examples for increasingly blend from inspiring English sources
Today, men increasingly blend traditional macho attitudes with a heightened focus on their appearance, market researchers say.
But another view is that leisure and work now increasingly blend into one.
As it turns out, researchers like Cembrowski are atop the neuroscience world, too, where research opportunities increasingly blend traditional neurobiology with technology development.
These new technologies show how standard, keyboard and mouse apps will increasingly blend with technologies that allow people to touch a screen more so than type a command.
Ethanol, which is essentially identical to the old corn liquor of moonshine fame, is increasingly blended with gas to reduce emissions and replace other additives like MTBE, or methyl tertiary butyl ether, which is a suspected carcinogen.
On the other hand the blurring of boundaries occurs because tourists are increasingly blending in with the local population.
Reaching out through social media sites like YouTube likely helps the company reach people where they're looking for information, as well as boosting its chances of being seen in search results that are increasingly "blended" with new media, such as streaming videos and status updates.
Carbon finance, in other words, is increasingly blended with sustainable agriculture initiatives - and it could help investors address another shortfall identified in the report: namely, the inability to quantify the environmental impacts they're aiming to deliver.
It's becoming increasingly popular, blending in between the pink, blue and yellow packets at coffee shops, even making its way into brand name soda products.
As our biological knowledge of native networks and our ability to engineer new circuits has improved, it has become increasingly possible to blend these two strategies.
These two ways of thinking about our relationship with technology, he writes, have remained in a state of unresolved conflict: "One approach supplants humans with an increasingly powerful blend of computer hardware and software.
