Sentence examples for increasingly keep from inspiring English sources

In international football, England and Wales are neighbours who increasingly keep themselves to themselves.

Cell phones and e-mail increasingly keep people in constant contact.

Does his fame increasingly keep him from doing what he really wants to do - the music?

Rather than freely sharing techniques and results, researchers increasingly keep new findings under wraps to maintain a competitive edge.

But their growing strength will increasingly keep America at arm's length, prevent it from protecting Taiwan and pose a threat to its bases in South Korea and Japan.

Even within a function there is scope for separation into subgroups for example, companies increasingly keep their radical- innovation teams separate from the people working on incremental improvements.

Security officials are increasingly kept from journalists or barred from discussing Iran.

By the 18th century, families, even children, increasingly kept household diaries full of carefully detailed expenditures.

The G8's scope seems to be narrowing, with substantive issues increasingly kept for the G20.

After agreeing that Mr Leeson could stay, the trustees found themselves increasingly kept out of the picture.

For the first time in Britain, a nursery and a home for the elderly are to be located on the same site, in a move intended to tackle the "age apartheid" that increasingly keeps generations apart.