Sentence examples for increasingly rather from inspiring English sources

"What we're seeing, I think, is an attack on the messenger increasingly, rather than engagement with the message".

Increasingly, rather than seeing them as a distraction, companies will capitalise on them.

But energy production will increase, with state and federal governments increasingly supportive rather than wary.

Increasingly, Mr. Rather and Mr. Murphy were becoming isolated even within their own news division.

During the last decades of the 20th century, inner-city areas were increasingly renovated rather than replaced.

According to the Food and Agricultural Organisation of United Nations seaweeds are being increasingly farmed rather than gathered.

Customers are increasingly people rather than institutions, who are able to choose who they spend their money with.

Our most powerful ally is increasingly multicultural, rather than Anglo Saxon, and its major strategic interests lie predominantly in Asia.

Another important difference between the new archetype of futurism and the one envisaged in the 1960s will be that objects will become increasingly distinctive, rather than less so.

In late 17th-century painting, composition became increasingly decorative rather than structural, and there was a loosening of design in the individual figures as well.

But while the Saudi regime is indeed increasingly dangerous, rather than disarming it we continue plying it with arms as fast as we can.