Sentence examples for increasingly may from inspiring English sources

A number of professional fields in which comparatively high incomes are earned – such as medicine and law – involve many routine tasks, which increasingly may be performed by information technologies.

Apple's loyal installed base will get their fill of iMacs, and buyers increasingly may go for iMac-like PCs that cost less than $500, or are given away by Internet service providers hungry for subscribers.

Geographic information systems increasingly may allow communities, health care services researchers, and health care policy makers to link data sources, thus highlighting areas where public health interventions can be applied.

Since the lines between basic and applied/clinical science have become blurred, there is concern that NIH grant reviews for basic research increasingly may become weighted based on proposed translational payoffs rather than on the quality of the basic-science aims.

But "increasingly secular" may be the most telling phrase.

The top Kurdish leaders spent much of the day discussing the future, which they have increasingly suggested may include secession.

Increasingly Clinton may find herself needing to choose between Britain and Europe, something that will make the Foreign Office distinctly queasy.

And increasingly it may not be based on all of the data.

Increasingly, it may become possible to identify interactions of chemicals in population-based biomonitoring databases.

Increasingly, you may notice the figures in your channeling approach you.

But such pragmatism may increasingly prove counterproductive.