Sentence examples for increasingly remarkable from inspiring English sources

By Sunday's final, his latest title in this increasingly remarkable season seemed inevitable.

And in her increasingly remarkable records Beyoncé is creating a new kind of supersized music, a triumphalist pop that makes its point through magnitude as much as style.

Harry Kane may have followed in the footsteps of Danny Blanchflower and Dave Mackay but his quest to emulate Gary Lineker continues and a day that provided another landmark in the increasingly remarkable career of Tottenham's top scorer ended in frustration.

BBC WM's Mike Taylor: "Warwickshire, showing their resilience in astounding fashion to escape with a draw, are finding increasingly remarkable ways to wriggle out of awkward situations.

Asthma in children has become an increasingly remarkable public health problem worldwide.

In recent years, environmental genomics surveys have increasingly demonstrated the remarkable diversity of microbial rhodopsins in diverse aquatic and terrestrial environments (8 10, 12, 13, 19 31).

"I am increasingly impressed at the remarkable resilience of this economy," Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, told the Economic Club of New York last month.

Still, I liked it enough to ask my mum to buy me the score, and thereafter found myself increasingly captivated by its remarkable musical language.

Recently, the probabilistic models have become increasingly popular for their remarkable performance on uncertainty inference.

A strategy of evolutionary studies that can compare vast numbers of genome sequences is becoming increasingly important with the remarkable progress of high-throughput DNA sequencing methods.

The regulation of gene expression is crucial to the development of an organism and has been increasingly recognized that a remarkable fraction of regulation is dominated by microRNAs (miRNAs) [ 22, 23].