Sentence examples for increasingly if from inspiring English sources

The mood is increasingly if quietly demented; the piece more than lives up to its title: "PARA-SCHIZO, ensnarled".

Increasingly, if you wish to embarrass children in public, it may be advisable to be their parent.

The systems offer auditory, visual and mechanical warnings if a collision is imminent — and increasingly, if needed, take evasive actions automatically.

Mr Obama himself is increasingly, if unfairly, described as over-analytical and short of empathy with ordinary Americans struggling to cope with the economic downturn.

Understanding the imagination is no longer a pastime, but a necessity; because increasingly, if we can imagine it, we'll be able to do it.

As she and her peers evolved, so did the genre, away from the so-called "fight 'em and fuck 'em" romances of the seventies toward a more contemporary, American style that portrayed increasingly, if not entirely, companionate relationships.

Forgive us if, increasingly, we wonder if it is time to reciprocate that ill feeling.

Yet this is increasingly difficult, if only because of the law of large numbers (see chart).

But such efforts are increasingly necessary, if patients are going to get better care, Dr. Puerini.

The punishments are short, but increasingly sharp if the defendant continues to test positive.

Converted sheds have become an increasingly mainstream – if illegal – part of the London property market.