Sentence examples for increasingly more evident from inspiring English sources

But they would be wrong, and the need for a Law of Robotics is becoming increasingly more evident.

It has become increasingly more evident that a considerable refinement of currently used reagents and conditions will be needed before an effective gene therapy strategy can be used in the treatment of human autoimmune diseases.

"While it's become increasingly more evident that Greebel exploited his knowledge of the law in his efforts to break the law, today we finally see justice served in a case that's spent no shortage of its time in the spotlight," Mr. Sweeney said.

As the stretch is increased, the radial displacement is increasingly more evident.

The controversy highlighted a misconception that was implicit in national law and that was to become increasingly more evident in the regional laws.

The earnings gap became increasingly more evident in the 1990s as the earnings of the lower-wage workers (particularly male wages) fell while that of the higher-wage workers rose (Morisset, Myles, & Picot, 1994; Heisz, Jackson, & picot, 2004, Borland, 1999).

Such multi-functionality is becoming increasingly more apparent in bed bugs and it is evident that the originally simplistic definition of an alarm pheromone is becoming more complex [10], [12], [13], [24].

Gender became quite the crucial aspect for 2016's political analyses as misogyny became increasingly more explicitly evident.

At no time was the region's increasingly Democratic hue more evident than in the 2000 presidential election.

As the threat of climate change becomes increasingly acknowledged, it becomes more evident that past and current unsustainable energy consumption patterns cannot be pursued or maintained.

International partnerships in research are receiving ever greater attention, given that technology has diminished the restriction of geographical barriers with the effects of globalisation becoming more evident, and populations increasingly more mobile.