Sentence examples for increasingly fresh from inspiring English sources

But the face of the profession is becoming increasingly fresh, with some clients receiving motivational guidance from coaches young enough to be their children.

Tunick also encouraged by the full-year prospects of J. Crew (projecting earnings of $1.86 a share in 2008 from $1.54 last year) and Abercrombie & Fitch (to $5.70 a share from $5.20), both of which are known for increasingly fresh apparel concepts.

"The face of the profession is becoming increasingly fresh," I'd read in the New York Times, "with some clients receiving motivational guidance from coaches young enough to be their children".

Indeed, our memories of the 70s and 80s post-dictatorship order are increasingly fresh, as a new generation of Latin Americans try to find through film the truth denied to them in text books.

Increasingly, a fresh election, despite the risks it brings, looks like the only way forward.

Operators are also increasingly offering fresh produce, like apples, and other healthy food at schools and fitness centers.

They added pork and shellfish dishes to the menu, began to feature Mr. Baca's Southwest influence (a popular shrimp and grits dish is his) and began cooking increasingly with fresh vegetables.

Cities, which banked so much on fancy buildings, are increasingly finding new life and a fresh identity in public spaces that connect neighborhoods and communities.

Britons spent nearly £5bn at bargain stores such as Poundland, B&M and 99p Stores over the past 12 months, increasingly drawn by fresh fruit and vegetables, with more than 2.2m households shopping there for the first time.

Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct, said: London's FTSE-100 is bouncing higher in early trade although much of the support seems to be coming through from the pound taking another beating overnight, in the wake of news that Monetary Policy Committee members are becoming increasingly keen for fresh stimulus measures to be deployed.

Over the past 80 years or so, countries in the region have increasingly siphoned off fresh water for irrigation from the Jordan River, the primary feeder river into the basin.