Sentence examples for increasingly during the from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, during the year I was in the South, the impetus moved to the black side of the street.

Increasingly, during the year I spent in the South, the impetus moved to the black side of the street.

Retrospective media analysis would probably show that the term welfare was used increasingly during the 1990s often in a derogatory manner – a 1993 Sunday Times splash about lone mothers being "wedded to welfare" being a typical example.

In contrast to Bradford, the Rhinos have continued to invest heavily in youth rather than relying on overseas veterans, as the Bulls did increasingly during the period when they reached five consecutive Grand Finals between 2001-2005.

Still, since their inception, and increasingly during the past year, gigging companies have become the targets of a journalistic genre that used to be called muckraking: admirable and assiduous investigative work that digs up hypocrisies, deceptions, and malpractices in an effort to cast doubt on a broader project.

The de facto curfew is in place because the ruling Zanu-PF does not want witnesses to the terror that engulfs Zimbabwe at night, and increasingly during the day, as the party seeks to avoid a repeat of three months ago, when Tsvangirai defeated Mugabe, albeit without an outright majority to secure an outright win.

His life became increasingly unstable during the late 1950s, however, as he became increasingly governed by his heroin addiction.

A system that was tolerated for decades, during which the principal alternative was the Italian Communist Party, became increasingly intolerable during the nineteen-eighties as the Cold War threat receded, and after the Berlin Wall fell, Italians increasingly rebelled.

She feels increasingly estranged during the trip.

Decorative ornaments became increasingly intricate during the later periods.

The ECJ's expanding role has become increasingly contentious during the referendum campaign.