Sentence examples for increasingly combining from inspiring English sources

Automakers are increasingly combining the features of sport utility vehicles with those of cars and minivans, using car-like underbodies for better handling, fuel economy and safety.

Gig venues such as Koko in Camden are increasingly combining gigs and club nights, while warehouse parties have become the new cool cat hangout, said Rob Waller, a gig and club night promoter.

Researchers are increasingly combining several microbial and molecular-based methods to give a complete picture of biodegradation potential and occurrence at contaminated field sites.

Password-based remote user authentication schemes are widely investigated, with recent research increasingly combining a user's biometrics with a password to design a remote user authentication scheme that enhances the level of the security.

"Human smugglers increasingly combine smuggling with exploitation and their victims are often children," says Federica Toscano.

Yet the travel data may obscure such engagement because socialising is increasingly combined with another activity.

"Taken together, ubiquitous computer control, distributed internal connectivity, and telematics interfaces increasingly combine to provide an application software platform for external network access," the researchers write.

This is increasingly combined with a patronising subtext that things would be going much better if only the Americans had heeded both British advice and the wiser tactics employed in the British zone of occupation.Under the circumstances, Mr Blair could be forgiven for hoping that Mr Bush does the decent thing and comes down with a dose of diplomatic flu.

Plastics are increasingly combined with renewable fibers to form materials such as wood-plastic composites (WPCs).

Patches that once required several separate downloads are increasingly combined into cumulative fixes much simpler for users to install.

On the one hand, there are anti-immigrant parties and social movements who increasingly combine hostility towards cultural diversity with a rhetoric of social protection for natives.