Sentence examples for increasingly it would from inspiring English sources

Keane is known to want to stay and fight for his place at the club but increasingly it would appear that Benitez is prepared to use him as a bargaining chip to bolster his squad as the title race warms up.

Shore Capital analyst Robin Hardy said: "It is clear that Berkeley is repositioning for a very different business profile, buying sites for flats in outer London boroughs and increasingly it would appear more sites for mainstream family housing with sites such as Ascot or Winchester.

No, increasingly, it would seem that they'd go online to look for other people's homework instead.

Increasingly, though, it would seem to be a surmountable one.

Voters increasingly say it would be better to punish murderers with life in prison without parole.

Libel actions are becoming increasingly rare, it would appear from an analysis on the Inforrm website.

If you were after a bike for cyclocross or the kind of gravel routes that are becoming increasingly popular it would be an astute, value-for-money option.

This show only occasionally works, and I increasingly think it would have been a better bet as an animated show.

Given that informed consent and patient choice are becoming increasingly paramount, it would be interesting to hear their view if all of the facts were presented to them.

As the decades passed after the embargo's start in 1960, it became increasingly clear that it would not unseat the Castro regime, and the pretexts for continuing it became increasingly laughable.

She had been led to believe the park would be devoted to agriculture, she said, but increasingly it seemed the emphasis would be on slavery, on portrayals bound to vilify her family.