Sentence examples for increasingly offensive from inspiring English sources

Egged on by each other, the message became increasingly offensive - at one point, Ross shouted out that Brand "fucked your granddaughter".

Speaking to me on the condition of anonymity, the C.E.O. of one of Pakistan's most watched private television channels explained that Khan gets away with her increasingly offensive stunts because her show is popular.

I think it's just a piece of clothing; if that offends you, perhaps you should consider that religion as a concept is increasingly offensive to many people these days.

Trump started his campaign off by saying incredibly offensive things, and he now enjoys the position of being able to say increasingly offensive things without paying a political price for doing so.

Some of our hope for the future has to be that, one day, the ecological and the economic can be aligned so that, among other things, petroleum and coal become increasingly expensive, as well as increasingly offensive, ways to run our machines.

As wave after wave of young Iranians were mown down in increasingly futile offensives against the Iraqi positions, it dawned on Tehran that the war might be a long one, that it might even be lost, and definitely would be lost if Saddam got an atomic bomb before Iran did.

During World War I, aircraft were first used for surveillance purposes, but by 1915 they were increasingly used in offensive operations.

Now, not only are employers increasingly on the offensive and trying to call the shots in bargaining, but they're backing that up with action — in the form of lockouts".

Having been defeated militarily, the Islamist groups were forced to leave the resourceful maquis of northern Algeria, where camouflage had been relatively easy but insufficient to ensure their survival against a regular army increasingly on the offensive and committed to their eradication.

It's increasingly hard to be offensive these days.

By this weekend, Mr. Romney's aides were on the offensive and increasingly confident, with some combination of their strategy and Mr. Gingrich's own performance swinging polls in Mr. Romney's direction.