Sentence examples for increasingly on the second from inspiring English sources

Relegating the Nazis' crimes solely to textbooks is not enough, Mr. Marwell said: "We rely increasingly on the second generation to tell their parents' stories, so that there is still the human factor".

Facebook is doing OK on the first of these criteria but – in my experience – becoming increasingly vulnerable on the second as the company tries to "monetise" its users.

On some fronts — graduation rates, life expectancy and even job security — men look increasingly like the second sex.

Prescription allergy medications such as fexofenadine (Allegra), desloratadine (Clarinex), and cetirizine (Zyrtec) (which represent over 75% of the U.S. prescription antihistamine market),[ 1] are increasingly being placed on the third tier of managed care drug benefit plans which requires the largest co-pay from patients.

As the Jets' offense relied increasingly on the running game, Keller, a first-round draft pick in 2008 out of Purdue, struggled throughout this season to make the receiving impact that he expected.

You could certainly say that Tomic was the author of his downfall – although Evans did play well, particularly and increasingly in the third set, on the way to the tiebreak and through it, and in the fourth.

Although many conventions have taken several ballots to declare a winner especially because until 1936 the Democratic Party mandated that its nominee receive a two-thirds majority nominations increasingly have been decided on the first ballot.

Playfulness is increasingly on the preview menu.

Investment is increasingly on the donors' radar.

For Hendrickson, who competed last May in the "static apnea" (that is, motionless breath-hold) category of a weeklong free-diving competition called Deja Blue, the challenge became increasingly psychological as the seconds ticked on and the spasms escalated.

It is increasingly the first impression one has of you.