Sentence examples for increasingly different from inspiring English sources

But Mr González is right: the banks are increasingly different.

Global brands, like Coke, seek increasingly different messages for, say, the Spanish consumer than the French.

Palms seem destined to continue to be extremely valuable economically, but in increasingly different ways.

Old stereotypes die hard, but the facts paint an increasingly different picture.

That makes them a powerful force as demographic changes turn America ever more Hispanic, and increasingly different from secular Europe.

Throughout the remainder of the Mesozoic Era, ocean barriers grew wider and the separate faunas became increasingly different.

We are still living with that crisis today, though it increasingly affects different regions, or even different parts of the same city, in very different ways.

These days, songwriting and in-studio production seem increasingly like different parts of the same process.

Italian wine growers have been resorting increasingly to different kinds of securities, including wine futures, for premier Italian wines, whose prices have risen rapidly in recent years.

Working ages, once routinely 21 to 65, are narrowing, with younger people dependent longer and those older, often thrown out of their careers, increasingly choosing different lifestyles.

The complexity of the ranking process (which increasingly gives different rankings depending on who is asking and what Google knows about them) means that this sort of experimentation will always produce an incomplete account of Google's judging criteria.