Sentence examples for increasingly observing from inspiring English sources

Harry Ricketts quotes the letter in his new biography of Kipling: "My view of his prose future has much shrunken in the light of one's increasingly observing how little of life he can make use of.

"We are increasingly observing metallic cores in bodies much smaller than the Earth.

Ms. Arbuckle said she has increasingly observed the phenomenon of mothers borrowing from daughters over the last few years in the United States, in families at all financial levels.

In countries where he does still exist, he is being increasingly observed as an obsolescent figure, because medicine covers an immense, rapidly changing, and complex field of which no physician can possibly master more than a small fraction.

As a consequence of the distinction of an enormous number of multifarious sins, the concept of a universal sinfulness of mankind is increasingly observed in this period and later.

"I've been teaching SEN kids in mainstream schools and a pupil referral unit for 10 years and have increasingly observed so-called ADHD kids walk all over the school discipline system, and the rights of other kids to an education," says one contributor to a web forum run by the Times Educational Supplement.

Resistance against ganciclovir is increasingly observed.

The catalytic promiscuity is being increasingly observed for CC bond formation reactions.

Efflux pumps are major determinants of the multidrug resistance phenotypes that are increasingly observed in P. aeruginosa.

Resistance of these MDR pathogens to β-lactams, including carbapenems, aminoglycosides and fluoroquinolones, was increasingly observed from patients with VAP [3, 4].

Invasive fungal tracheobronchitis (IFT) is a rare but severe form of pulmonary fungal infection that has been increasingly observed in critically ill patients [2, 10].