Sentence examples for increasingly more explicitly from inspiring English sources

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

The recent controversy over the decision to provide limited Medicare coverage for lung reduction surgery suggests that insurance coverage decisions will increasingly have to deal more explicitly with both the benefits and costs of specific components of health care [ 26].

But increasingly in the '80s, and much more explicitly since the '90s, after severe proliferation crises in Iraq, Libya and North Korea, these countries have assumed a much more responsible and cautious position as nuclear exporters.

Original bubblegum was a counterweight to a rock and roll that was becoming increasingly significant, expanding into album-length statements, and grappling more explicitly with social issues like Vietnam and with literary significance.

As the more explicitly creationist proposals have been blocked by the courts, such deceptive slogans have become increasingly popular among creationists.

Trump has explicitly threatened a government shutdown twice this year and Tuesday's events signaled that prospect is increasingly more realistic.

More explicitly the sex AND the food.

In an increasingly secular Germany this latest scandal is disastrous for the churches.Germany separates church and state much less clearly than does America but more explicitly than Anglican Britain or Orthodox Greece.

"Explicitly" does not here mean, necessarily, that his phrasing has become less knotted, more explicitly comprehensible.

"I feel increasingly more American," Chandler said.

But Raines's perspective is more explicitly personal.