Sentence examples for increasingly more than from inspiring English sources

When was the last time you saw a telephone book?" Some homes may no longer have phone books, but many have scanners — and, increasingly, more than one.

Hip restaurants are moving in as well, making the area increasingly more than just an office park.

Can anyone doubt that the country's classic tripartite form of government, from a Supreme Court missing a member by choice of Congress to a national security state that mocks the law, is ever less checked and balanced and increasingly more than "tri"?

Berlusconi called in and told Bindi, "You are increasingly more beautiful than you are intelligent".

Barcelona is bilingual but Catalan is increasingly more popular than Spanish.

Yet, in the words of one pundit, the 70-year-old is increasingly "more shadow than shogun".

And as objects go, the cellphone is increasingly more ubiquitous than those old lions of luxury, fancy pens and wristwatches.

Her new album title, "Unapologetic," is the strange, three-year-long summary of her reaction; it makes clear that her persona is increasingly more interesting than her music.

In this new context, typography has taken center stage, increasingly more art than craft, and many artful (and artless) typographical compositions are filling galleries and museums.

Consulting is also increasingly more lucrative than accounting, especially as consultants, many from auditing firms, design and install large management information services.

And that puts Ms. Wilson in line with a more seditious brand of cable comedy and askew of most network sitcoms, which, like "Modern Family" and "Parks and Recreation," are increasingly more sweet than sour.