Sentence examples for increasingly not even from inspiring English sources

After eight years of President Bush, the country is neither prosperous at home nor respected abroad — and increasingly not even feared.

Post-World War II industries such as pharmaceuticals and information are increasingly not even organized in domestic and international units as GM and Allianz still are.

But once a company presses the panic button, no one is safe not the CEO, the CFO and, increasingly, not even the CIO.

Millennials are driving less and taking public transportation more often, and they're increasingly not even bothering to get a driver's license.

This time around, it's becoming increasingly clear that not even the president's illness can attract enough support to help her reverse the electoral defeat that all the polls are predicting.

Increasingly, it's not even a tech company's failure to search for minority candidates that prevents diversity hires.

Tickets are now so expensive that people are increasingly not paying them even though the alternative is the loss of a driver's license or jail time.

And all the other by-no-means-low-tech products that increasingly aren't even made in this country.

Architects -- increasingly those who do not even bill themselves as especially environmental -- are ready to oblige with a tempting selection of greenish features that help compensate for the grand scale.

Indeed, the huge number of empty seats at the KCOM Stadium stadium for Hull's midweek EFL Cup quarter-final win over Newcastle suggests many of the visiting side's increasingly disaffected fans will not even bother tuning in.

In half the districts in northern England, Labour scored more than half the local vote this year, so it would be able to rule alone in these councils even if full proportional representation were introduced.Increasingly, the Tories are not even the main opposition to Labour in the North.