Sentence examples for increasingly creeping up from inspiring English sources

It is a phenomenon that has been increasingly creeping up on each generation of graduates since the 2008 recession, and refers to graduates who are working in a low-skilled job, or unable to secure full-time hours.

"There are all sorts of these kinds of things that increasingly creep up on you," he said.

But increasingly, breakfast is extending and creeping up towards lunch or even dinner time.

Mr. Graves, who lives alone with his dog, was accompanied to the hospital by two partners in his firm, Karen Nichols and Susan Howard, who became increasingly alarmed as he described a numbness creeping up his legs.

I became increasingly angry at the level of anxiety that was creeping up on my mind every single day.

In an increasingly well-connected world, where technology keeps us in the loop 24-7, work hours are creeping up.

Sullivan urges today's increasingly myopic youngsters to formulate a savings strategy, warning that the future has a nasty habit of creeping up on you.

These small banks have increasingly been turning to the central bank for loans, especially as rates in the interbank lending market have been creeping up because of inflation fears.

Hostility is creeping up.

INFLATION is creeping up.

Kent started creeping up.