Sentence examples for increasingly plain that from inspiring English sources
Yet it was increasingly plain that a Democrat could win in 1932.
It is, in sum, increasingly plain that the British security state was out of control for a number of years.
But it seems increasingly plain that, even if Congress blocks Obama, it may be too late to rescue the international sanctions regime.
In recent weeks, the Republican candidates, cognoscenti, and congressional leadership have all made it increasingly plain that the culture wars have not been relegated to the days of the Reverends Falwell and Robertson.
The British Medical Association said on Tuesday it had become increasingly plain that people did not know enough about care.data and even with a delay the database should only be implemented with proper public backing.
Simply put, it is increasingly plain to see that the Fed has all but played its hand, and the economy is still in deep trouble.
Signs of creeping authoritarianism are increasingly plain.
It is intended to close an increasingly popular loophole by making it plain that violators cannot escape legal judgments by concealing their assets and filing for bankruptcy, much as defendants have done in several recent cases.
Increasingly, however, that rule has been relaxed.
It's increasingly looking that way.
