Sentence examples for increasingly but from inspiring English sources

This is happening increasingly but more could be done to streamline processes ensuring that no edible food is wasted.

The term synthetic biology is used increasingly, but without a clear definition.

As is usual with traditional media, articles very rarely link, while their blog posts (increasingly, but it's a taken a while) do.

We increasingly, but simplistically, seek to place terrorist attacks into one of two categories: low-tech, independent operations by individuals ("lone wolf") or small groups ("wolf packs"), or complex and large operations resourced and commanded by organisations.

And for malaria prevention, insecticide-treated bednets (see Nothing But Nets for more on these) have proven effectiveness and are increasingly, but not yet universally, available.

Ciprofloxacin and other fluoroquinolones are used increasingly, but resistance to these agents is also on the rise (e.g., [3]), and fluoroquinolone-resistant isolates of E. coli are often multidrug resistant [10].

Marriages between castes are increasingly common but remain rare.

Problems may be increasingly global but politics remains local.

Africa is increasingly welcoming but is still full of pitfalls.

The minorities in the Netherlands feel increasingly embattled, but also increasingly assertive.

The claim proved increasingly suspect, but Zarqawi's reputation soared.