Sentence examples for increasingly cluttered from inspiring English sources
Railway platforms in India are increasingly cluttered with book stalls.
Baseball teams are ever in search of increased revenue, and the walls of stadiums have grown increasingly cluttered with advertising.
A frazzled suitor (Eddie Bracken) eventually steps up to make her "respectable," but the moral and emotional landscape becomes increasingly cluttered before the film's resolution.
The oceans are increasingly cluttered with human-made noise, which can disturb even the largest animals on Earth, blue whales, new research shows.
And 3-D was a way of standing out in a marketplace increasingly cluttered with computer-animated movies, as "Coraline" recently demonstrated with surprisingly strong box-office returns.
In a culture increasingly cluttered with entertainment choices, the aim of those in the media--ranging from Madonna to Bochco, from producers to editors--is to do things that stand out.
"Ultimately, it is advertisers' money that is funding the search-spam industry, which is increasingly cluttering the Web with low-quality content and reducing Web users' productivity," they write in the paper, which will be presented in May at the International World Wide Web Conference in Banff, Alberta.
"As mass channels like television increasingly grow cluttered," Ms. Bessant said, "and technology increasingly allows people to choose whether or not they even see commercials, how we market our company and our product is really going to be dependent on how aggressively and effectively we use elements that can't be TiVo'd out".
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