Sentence examples for increasingly only from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, only the strong survive.

Young people increasingly only see the flash of blue lights, not the door-to-door policing that builds trust.

Quanta, in other words, is a contract manufacturer a company that designs and makes gadgets but leaves the marketing (and increasingly only that) to companies with famous brands.

Kinsey scale: five I previously identified as bisexual, but I am increasingly only attracted to women though I am married to a man.

Search the countryside, and increasingly only the strange, too-large front windows in a cottage, or an ornate iron sign-holder projecting from a wall, will tell you that a pub once stood here.

It suggests if the trend continues it "runs the risk of perpetuating the existence of substantial numbers of temporary jobs with unsociable hours that are increasingly only attractive to migrant workers".

Not good for the environment, but increasingly the only way to operate.

But increasingly, not only are we forgetting about silent middle-England, we're so disconnected from them we can't even poll their views.

But they increasingly discuss only foreign affairs; internal disputes are often referred up to the twice-yearly summits of heads of government.

Police officers in the US today are increasingly not only armed but heavily armoured.

What conservatives are saying, he told Matthews, is increasingly not only counterproductive economically but also politically.