Sentence examples for increasingly few from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, few players have been going for those par-5 greens in two shots.

A practical illustration of nonlinearity is that Iran — or any other nuclear hopeful — needs increasingly few centrifuges to make uranium 235 increasingly potent.

In an era when increasingly few "real" books are fact-checked, perhaps this is a moot point, but let's hope not.

In one of the increasingly few differences between UK and US politics, social issues play little or no part determining the fate of parties here or their leaders.

Increasingly few fans are fooled by the bogus nature of these matches, even when they are dressed up as some sort of tournament.

His defenders, of whom there are increasingly few, have pointed out how poorly Carlos Bilardo's Argentina performed in the run-up to the 1986 World Cup which, of course, they won.

As each generation's winners institutionalize their advantages, the opportunities for those who are left behind become increasingly fewer.

With student debts and extortionate rents, increasingly fewer young people of all ethnicities can afford to do this.

They say Monsanto's power translates into steep price increases for farmers and increasingly fewer seed choices.

Lorries loaded with calves, pigs, cattle, sheep and poultry are being moved countrywide under contracts dictated by increasingly fewer national retailer/processor partnerships that thumbscrew the farmer.

The exception is Sarah Samantha Spiroo), a matriarch who refuses to stop believing in the promise of anthems like "The Internationale" (heard between scenes, sung by increasingly fewer voices), but only because you have to believe in something.