Sentence examples for increasingly definite from inspiring English sources

The region of reducing CTOA started with flat fracture, and gradually developed increasingly definite slant fracture.

Not definitive, just definite.

He and others connected with the succession of websites he edited – such as Taki magazine and alternativeright.com – wrote extensively, focusing the alt-right into a more definite ideology, with increasingly hardline ideas about race.

Brain pathology, long required for a definite diagnosis, appears increasingly pleomorphic in genetically defined disease, even for the same mutation in the same family.

But Tsang said there was a definite silver lining for Xi's increasingly authoritarian China, "[and] it won't have taken them more than 30 seconds to realise".

Remote sensing is being used increasingly as a tool to discover ecological traits through definite signatures.

B. cereus bacteremia was reported to be underestimated as contamination [ 24, 25], and it has recently been increasingly recognized that some cases of B. cereus bacteremia are definite BSIs [ 15, 17].

We have a definite position on dealing with Putin, whose ambitions are increasingly unnerving.

It is becoming increasingly evident that distinct genomic differences found in different microbes have a definite impact on pathogenic potential, adaptation to parasitic lifestyles and host/tissue tropism.

Rainfall in the area has increasingly become uncertain and the trend analysed using KMS data (40 years) period indicate a definite decline (Fig. 2).

And in a definite sign that normalcy is struggling to break out, United Airlines customers have been growing increasingly worried about the possibility of disruptions from a threatened strike by the airline's mechanics.