Sentence examples for increasingly growing number from inspiring English sources
In the increasingly growing number of (h)ac k tivist cases, Hammond's case is most closely associated with that of Barrett Brown.
The legislators are joining an increasingly growing number of state lawmakers who have said that teachers should be allowed to carry weapons into their classrooms in order to ward off mass murderers.
Her first tweet was of her Vanity Fair cover, followed by a message to her increasingly growing number of followers -- she had over 60 thousand just 30 minutes after her first tweet.
An increasingly growing number of these alterations are now the subject of targeted therapies especially in the form of small molecule kinase inhibitors.
It is used appropriately to describe clinical infection by Borrelia that fall outside the sensu lato group, particularly in Europe and the USA where there are an increasingly growing number of genospecies of Borrelia being identified.
In the light of new taxonomic reports, differentiation of the increasingly growing number of species and subspecies, as well as the latest descriptions of cases of particular species of Streptococcus infections, the pathogenicity connected to the Streptococcus genus is still not fully recognized and should be the subject of further studies.
As transparency in business operations becomes increasingly common, a growing number of corporations and NGOs are working together.
In the past three decades, as law and order has been increasingly politicised, a growing number of top cops have published autobiographies that concentrate on political wrangles in which they became embroiled: the prototype being Sir Robert Mark's 1978 In the Office of Constable.
If you're going to build these projects yourself you've got to be very committed, and there are businesses that do that... but increasingly with the growing number of developers there's other ways for other companies to get involved without the additional capital expenditure".
And that curiosity has translated, increasingly, into growing numbers rediscovering their roots as a great rural migration has also got under way.
The world of work is increasingly insecure for a growing number of women and men.
