Sentence examples for increasingly marked from inspiring English sources

Vivaldi's impresarial forays became increasingly marked by failure.

As "Blue Heart" showed, Ms. Churchill's mistrust of convention got increasingly marked in the 1990's.

Divergence in growth between the rich and developing economies is expected to become increasingly marked.

Haiti en Marche worried about the atmosphere in the island being increasingly marked by civil unrest and a renewal of violence and organised crime.

Mr. Hacker's book essentially portrays the modern woman as a kind of superhero soldiering through a world increasingly marked by male inadequacy.

Time will tell whether the choice of unfinished wood floors (they will become increasingly marked up by footprints) will seem smart or lunatic.

And yet this week laid bare the divisions which – while lacking the lurid colours of the Republican fight – increasingly mark his own party.

In a world where responsiveness increasingly marks the difference between high performers and also-rans, agile IT and business will continue to be a distinctive feature of marketplace success.

"may prove key building blocks of the social movements that challenge the growing class disparities that increasingly mark [the contemporary conjuncture]".

By the 80's they have become increasingly heavily marked; and, as if breaking from the crosses that held down the early drawings, they begin to spin, twirl and thrust furiously.

As the local government payroll contracts, the most successful staff will increasingly be marked out by their autonomy, exceptional communication skills, ability to make decisions without depending on process and – perhaps above all – the ability to manage risk.