Sentence examples for increasingly less of a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rivera, who has been the head of the organization since 2002, has been criticized in recent years as being increasingly less of a uniting and progressive force among Bronx Democrats.

The app's design is well done, too – very modern and clean, which is still somewhat of a surprise on Android, though that's increasingly less of a case these days as developers begin to treat the platform with the respect its larger marketshare has earned.

But with the trend toward personal and local autonomy taking hold in many Christian communities, there is increasingly less of a reason to keep such hierarchic corporate structures on life support any more.

In fact, there's increasingly less of a need to own much of anything outright when there are so many new ways to use things only when you need them.

But this is increasingly less of a problem, since dozens of known binding sites now exist for several factors across different species.

We're seeing increasingly less of those relationships that tie a community together.

Or will this warped recovery of ours pave the way for an even more warped McEconomy, with the have-nots at one end, the have-it-alls at the other end, and increasingly less of us in between?

"It raises hopes that credit conditions will increasingly become less of a constraint on economic activity over the coming months".

As Reuters noted at the time, Zagat has increasingly become less of a focus for Google, as the company began growing its database of restaurant recommendations organically.

Traditional dance clubs, however, are increasingly less a part of the mix of cultural activities.

For a period of 13 years Calmette and Guérin produced increasingly less virulent subcultures of a bovine strain of the tubercle bacillus.