Sentence examples for increasingly lean from inspiring English sources

In her adolescent years, as she continued to run, Montsho grew increasingly lean and muscular, eliciting barbed jokes from classmates.

But the more frugal-minded may question the appropriateness of spending $350 on a cashmere baby throw in increasingly lean times.

His perpetually sore ankle is getting better, and the Giants will increasingly lean on him to help get their struggling pass offense going again.

Today, as the country strives for a prosperous black future, it will increasingly lean on emerging countries as reference points.

With the secession of the Mehsuds, the TTP will now increasingly lean on the Swat and Mohmand factions, both actually based in north-eastern Afghanistan.

It's true that libraries increasingly lean on digital assets, but for all kinds of personal and vocational research, you just can't beat libraries for convenience or atmosphere.

It's the plushest, most burnished album from a New York City band that has increasingly leaned toward the measured and stately.

FORTUNE may well favour the brave, but in America it increasingly leans towards the foolhardy, reckless and criminal.

SAC and others have increasingly leaned on so-called expert networks, which match industry specialists with financial players hungry for information.

Turnout could be an important factor in several races, notably Florida, a state that has increasingly leaned Republican in recent years.

But in 12 years, the state and the district have increasingly leaned Republican, even if many people retain their registration as Democrats.