Sentence examples for increasingly decent from inspiring English sources

"We want to be able to offer increasingly decent packages to encourage the best," says Sykes, "to offer them something in the same way as the American universities can, because they have large endowments".

That or the fact that it's still becoming increasingly difficult to register decent new.com or.net domain names, of course.

The rugged land that gave us the Vikings has become the improbably decent, increasingly diverse place that gave us the Nobel Peace Prize.

A teacher for 36 years myself, I am increasingly convinced that decent  teachers are born not made and that Ofsted-style box ticking simply puts off the ones who can do it.

The first is that it is becoming increasingly difficult for casinos to make a decent return on their money.

But it is also on an increasingly urgent hunt for decent profits.

On one hand, cash-strapped consumers fretting about rising petrol prices increasingly want cars with decent fuel economy.

For her "the enormous volume of emails give a picture of thoroughly decent scientists increasingly finding themselves in a nightmare.

The dangerous cocktail of cuts to housing benefit and spiralling rents is making finding a decent home increasingly unaffordable for families across the country.

Howard Archer, economist at IHS Global Insight commented: "The construction sector does now seem to be enjoying decent, and increasingly broad-based, recovery following extended, deep weakness.

Nighy is Johnny Worricker, an old-school MI5 agent – decent, uncorrupted, increasingly cast adrift – who's being forced to deal with the realities of the post-Iraq world.