Sentence examples for increasingly concrete from inspiring English sources

Over the past century, this essence has become increasingly concrete.

His early poetry was often characterized as being abstract, but it became increasingly concrete and colloquial.

In recent months, however, increasingly concrete speculation has been voiced by well-placed contacts (and more casual observers) that Ben Ali does not plan to run again and may even step down before his term expires in 2009.

Throughout the design process, the spatial models, rooms, and their interrelationships become increasingly concrete in geometrical and topological terms.

The fact that we can talk about them in increasingly concrete terms helps us to push them forward by avoiding common pitfalls and avoiding waste.  .

All together the nine depict the unending activity of the enlightened mind, moving clockwise from the center, to take on increasingly concrete forms, engaging in skillful means to help the unenlightened, while the unenlightened evolve towards the center.

In the 1930's, he ordered a mass tree-planting in an effort to add some greenery to his increasingly concrete-and-asphalt capital.

Now milk cows live increasingly in concrete cities on factory farms with hundreds and hundreds of animals.

Its ubiquity is nearly complete around the world, because the global model is increasingly the concrete city of cows.

Cities in the United States are increasingly seeing concrete in place of greenery as urban areas lose an estimated 36m trees annually, according to a study from the Forest Service.

But as embassies reopen and legislative actions continue to chip away at the U.S. embargo, this rapprochement has become no less complex, but increasingly more concrete.