Sentence examples for increasingly distinct from inspiring English sources

It will diverge more and more, and its dialectal variations are likely to become increasingly distinct.

With increasing specialization, however, publishing became, certainly by the 19th century, an increasingly distinct occupation.

Yet he will be asking the world to recognize the two increasingly distinct entities as a unified state.

The imbalance also threatens to produce a balkanized Canada, with three metropolitan areas becoming increasingly distinct from the rest of the country.

The pattern fell off somewhat on Thursday, but it returned the following week, and thereafter grew increasingly distinct, with workdays attracting bikes to the center of the city.

Even before the current détente, it wasn't so much that the parties were captured as that their Congressional wings reflected increasingly distinct demographics.

In part because the level of expectation has been ramped up, with punditry increasingly a distinct form of entertainment its own right.

As those players rejoined, the sound became increasingly heterodox: distinct voices not fused seamlessly, as in a classical ensemble, but loosely united in joyous common cause.

The western Tamil lands became increasingly politically distinct from the rest of the Tamil lands after the Chola and Pandya empires lost control over them in the 13th century.

With the emergence of GEJ cancer as an increasingly recognised distinct entity, it is anticipated that more clinical trials will focus on the subsets of this malignancies.

However, for the increasingly kinetically distinct b2 and b3 models, the quality of sampling erodes and consequently the free energy estimates deviate to 0.21 and 0.70 kcal mol−1, respectively.