Sentence examples for increasingly relax from inspiring English sources

With New Zealand's international tourism growing smartly after a falloff because of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, tourism officials here increasingly relax and agree.

China realises that it needs a new approach that would allow it to increasingly relax its long-standing insistence on non-interference in the domestic affairs of others while ensuring it is not seeking to become a global military power through the establishment of military bases in far-flung lands.

Since the establishment of the European Union, border crossings in Europe have become increasingly relaxed.

The festival's films with transgender themes — "I Am a Woman Now" and "Born Naked" — signal further shifts as familiar roles are increasingly relaxed.

Although red and white maple leaf flags generally fly only over federally owned buildings here, separatist passions and linguistic tensions seem increasingly relaxed.

Foreign-exchange controls are increasingly relaxed, labor laws are more flexible than before, and the cost of doing business in South Africa compares favorably with that in countries with a similar economic profile.

The pledge seemed to concede that Margaret Thatcher had been right about not only economic policy but also the national personality; that Britons might resent inherited privilege but were increasingly relaxed about wealth itself.

Though the Tories think NATO sacrosanct, the Americans are increasingly relaxed about military co-operation within Europe.Public opinion in Britain, meanwhile, seems to be growing more Eurosceptic (see article).

In this technique, a sequential classifier is proposed wherein the classes which require stringent boundaries are tested one by one and once the tests for these classes fail, the stringency of the classifier is increasingly relaxed.

He has been in office since 2005 and is looking increasingly relaxed, if one recent interview is anything to go by, as the cuts bite and Whitehall becomes yet more "autarkic" and departmental.

So on she goes, crouching down for photos with countless little girls at the speedways, her increasingly relaxed brilliance a subversive presence in a sport where some pundits can make Richard Keys and Andy Gray sound like Gloria Steinem in conversation with Andrea Dworkin.