Sentence examples for increasingly it may be from inspiring English sources

But, increasingly, it may be safer for investors to be with them than against them.One former spy, who now works for a Moscow investment bank, says that in the early 1990s his erstwhile colleagues' experience of living abroad and dealing with foreigners helped them find new jobs.

Increasingly, though, it may be about the maps.

As the world increasingly globalizes, it may be important for Europeans to consider how others view them.

In this environment, they have increasingly concluded, it may be that every modern president is going to be, at best, average.

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

If she is riddled with anxieties or increasingly lonely, then it may be time to make a move for reasons other than health and safety.

They say that history doesn't repeat itself; in America's increasingly dynastic politics it may be about to.

That is the price of secrecy in a rapidly evolving society, and in a world where it may be increasingly easy to circumvent barriers on information but where it is also increasingly difficult to know the truth.

This hardly seems an exceptional scene, but it may be increasingly rare, and radical, for families today.

In an increasingly complex and unstable world, it may be adaptive to put off maturity as long as possible.

And Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld's promise in a Senate hearing last week to pay compensation to victims has provided a new incentive for people to come forward -- though it may be increasingly hard to separate victims from opportunists.