Sentence examples for increasingly much from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, much of the command's work also involves efforts to strengthen ties with other militaries in the region.

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) research is increasingly much focused towards computationally intensive, eddy resolving simulation techniques of turbulent flows such as large-eddy simulation (LES) and direct numerical simulation (DNS).

But this rite of passage is increasingly controversial, much to the dismay of sports officials.

We will soon learn the answer — and, it's increasingly clear, much sooner than later.

Britain's best universities are increasingly dominated, much more than they were in my day, by the products of those and other top schools.

Increasingly, too, much of the resistance is local; in the absence of a functioning state, illegal drugs, timber and other rackets have flourished under a Jihadist-themed cover.

It is already the world leader in making industrial robots, which look nothing like pets or people but increasingly do much of the work in its factories.

India has a vast system of quotas for the historically disadvantaged, and expanding those set-asides has for years been deeply popular with those who benefit from them — which increasingly is much of the population.

Life assurers increasingly look much like banks and fund managers, which makes it natural that these industries should converge without the non-life baggage.All of this would seem to offer a strong case for specialising.

"Buddha" may be a small move for polychrome sculpture, but it's a big one for Mr. Sunairi, and in a direction that is increasingly very much his own.

The rapid development of portable electronic devices increasingly requires much more energy to support advanced functions.