Sentence examples for increasingly earnest from inspiring English sources

A snapshot of computer development in the early 1950s would have to show a number of companies and laboratories in competition technological competition and increasingly earnest business competition to produce the few computers then demanded for scientific research.

He is unimpressed by the French structuralist psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan, whose impenetrably obscure writings have been gaining increasingly earnest attention here, but whose innovation of reducing the fifty-minute analytic hour to an austere seven or eight minutes (or sometimes even to a single oracular parole murmured in the waiting room) has yet to be adopted.

Sarah Coburn was a sweet-voiced, demure Kitty and Brandon Jovanovich an earnest and increasingly passionate Levin.

As the two sides begin to bargain in earnest, it is increasingly clear that Democrats will be forced to justify the effectiveness and importance of a host of social programs singled out for cuts, while Republicans will have to grapple with the popularity of many of those programs among their constituents, and, as the case with Ms. Murkowski, in their own hearts.

And he was signaling, at least for now, that his bid for the nation's richest electoral prize, a state that President Clinton won handily in both of his races and that Democrats have increasingly begun to dominate, was earnest and genuine.

Optimo Fine Hats, like their maker, evince an earnest, straightforward quality that's increasingly rare these days.

This process of reorganization and re-imagination has begun in earnest, largely fueled by our increasingly connected and transparent lifestyles.

Earnest said it's becoming increasingly uncomfortable for certain GOP senators not to meet with Garland.

It is probably no coincidence that Stern became increasingly successful as he discovered the usefulness of being earnest.

After a period in which spring sunshine breaks in the Canaries or even Florida became increasingly common, this year's Easter holiday season, which begins in earnest today, has taken on a decidedly retro flavour.

The demand that Andersen grow began in earnest when the consulting and accounting businesses, which were increasingly hostile toward each other, were split in 1989.