Sentence examples for increasingly discarded from inspiring English sources

They started out in 1982, riding the rails with the new homeless of the Reagan recession, and in the ensuing decades they continued to check in with some of the down-and-outs they met along the way, while widening their scope as the economy increasingly discarded the comfortable.

More concretely, interculturalism figures for him as "mediator" between, on the one side, an increasingly discarded multiculturalism and, on the other side, duty-focused civic integration policies, whose impulse of limits to tolerance and of finding a common ground is taken on board by his (and all other versions of) interculturalism.

Meanwhile, as the newcomers increasingly discard the old school criminal code of local drug markets, rivalry, enmity and violence intensifies.

While Heatley persevered with Moyer, back in Oxford, Florey was still trying to produce enough penicillin using discarded junk, increasingly bitter about the credit Fleming was getting for discovering penicillin.

This is not the Lost Generation...far from lost, they are probably the most aware generation since Nat Turners.' They are not so much lost as they are mislaid, discarded by this increasingly racist system that undermines their inherent worth".

The ocean is being depleted of critical fish stocks, choked with discarded plastic and made increasingly acidic from increased carbon emissions absorbed from the air.

Uniforms and subservient address were discarded; the demands of formal entertaining increasingly abandoned for jolly evenings with whisky and buns.

Eventually Rogan "discarded his distant approach" and became increasingly known for teaching and developing less experienced players.

Clusters were discarded from the analysis if they aggregated increasingly dissimilar sequences, preventing a single CAP3 consensus.

Abbott also declared there was no sign that emissions trading schemes were being increasingly adopted around the world, saying that they were actually being discarded.

Increasingly, as the market for vinyl records grows, the owners of discarded pressing machines realise that they can command a price, and so the price of the machines has sky-rocketed.