Sentence examples for increasingly extraordinarily from inspiring English sources

But they help me control one of the very few things I can, in a world that seems increasingly, extraordinarily random.

The city's mission to provide free health care is extraordinarily and increasingly expensive, and it may be in jeopardy.

Here are some of the best airports – in terms of design and atmosphere – in our extraordinarily busy and increasingly itinerant world.

Firms are increasingly resorting to litigation some of it extraordinarily unpleasant to prevent employees from moving to rivals.

As more and more tests for genetic disorders enter medical practice, patients and physicians are increasingly confronted with information that can be extraordinarily difficult to interpret.

It was a potent formula that made the Report extraordinarily popular with young people who increasingly watch almost no TV news.

In a nation of increasingly segregated schools, the South Orange-Maplewood district is extraordinarily mixed.

Far from being precipitous, the attorney general had been extraordinarily patient, if not dilatory, in a situation increasingly dangerous to Elian's long-term well-being.

As the cold kicks in and an extraordinarily hot summer becomes just a distant memory, it can be increasingly tempting to turn up the thermostat.

The police department tasked with tracking down antiquities smugglers remains extraordinarily overstretched; and as supplies have dwindled and demand in an increasingly sophisticated international art market has grown, traffickers, too, have become ever more expert.

The new strategy of cleaning out neighborhoods of insurgents and then leaving sufficient forces ours and the increasingly better-trained Iraqis behind to prevent the bad guys from coming back has been extraordinarily successful.