Sentence examples for increasingly could from inspiring English sources

Yet beneath the glittering finery of the cricket there lies a dark underbelly which some observers fear increasingly could be catastrophic for the game.

For with the land comes the right to withdraw the water linked to it, in most countries essentially a freebie that increasingly could be the most valuable part of the deal".

Would you know what he meant if the author said he never really saw her face, that faces were fictions he increasingly could not read, a reductive way of bundling features in the memory, even if that memory was then projected into the present, onto the area between the forehead and chin?

Hannah brings up pareidolia because the author has been talking about how he's a little face blind — how faces are "fictions he increasingly could not read, a reductive way of bundling features in the memory, even if that memory was then projected into the present".

'Increasingly, I couldn't cope with the pressure.

But, increasingly, he could not tolerate the European commission's interventionism.

The same chat style interfaces, with which people are increasingly comfortable, could make a major difference to how patients interact with the NHS.

With increasing non-hydrolysable organic network connectivity, mechanical behavior that varied from almost perfectly elastic to increasingly viscoelastic could be obtained in a controlled fashion.

If the bill makes it through the Senate which seems increasingly likely it could push researchers out of the U.S. entirely.

Increasingly they could not, often because they were trapped in practices based on the older structures.

Increasingly shoppers could choose the style of lettuce--shipped in from Mexico, if needed--that fit their status aspirations exactly.