Sentence examples for increasingly circumscribed from inspiring English sources

The margins of influence are increasingly circumscribed, chancy, indistinct.

But as she has run low on money, her search has also become increasingly circumscribed.

Their "country" – the area over which they can ride – is also increasingly circumscribed by roads, the growth of commercial shooting estates and landowners who no longer give them access because they can't claim a pest control function.

The Karzai government, hobbled by incapacity and corruption, operates within an increasingly circumscribed space.

As glaciers extended across the landscape, freshwater habitats became increasingly circumscribed.

Mr. Butler, chairman of the United Nations Special Commission, said today that he had been able to carry out only the increasingly circumscribed activities that Iraq permitted.

As the Internet Age marches on, it is likely that individual poetics will increasingly be circumscribed (when they are circumscribed) in this fashion; and for those attuned to singular works and inimitable moments in the history of English-language poetry, the publication of this book offers a glorious exemplar of each.

Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.

But Iranians who regarded voting as an exercise of civic power had increasingly stopped voting, feeling that their choices had been circumscribed and then ignored.

Yet despite rising prosperity, a relatively free press and multi-party elections, Moroccans have grown increasingly sceptical of a political process that remains tightly, if elegantly, circumscribed.

Although APG classification has not been adopted officially in Taiwan, families circumscribed by molecular phylogenetic studies and summarized by APG have been increasingly accepted by both academic (Hsu et al. 2011, 2016a, b; Wu et al. 2015) and citizen scientists (e.g., Nature Campus http://nc.biodiv.tw/bbs/index.php).