Sentence examples for increasingly shady from inspiring English sources

Julian and Charles's business operations are increasingly shady.

A surreal saga shot in downtrodden Detroit, Lost River centres on Christina Hendricks' single mother-of-two Billy, who is lured into an increasingly shady world of exploitation in an effort to meet her financial commitments.

Their popularity is reflective of many factors, including the increasingly shady app marketing techniques fly-by-night app developers are using to manipulate the top charts to unfairly boost their brain-damaging, disposable app above the next "Flappy Bird" or "Red Bouncing Ball" clone.

Her widowed mother's friendship with an increasingly shady character becomes the stuff of "A Daughter's Nightmare" in this thriller.

The presidential candidates' gross money marathon is leaving them increasingly open to shady backslappers securing privileged access with big bags of campaign cash on the barrelhead.

Among them: the battered Taliban remain a deadly force; the militias the Americans increasingly rely upon are often as shady as the insurgents they fight; American technology still cannot defend against some maddeningly simple weapons, mines and roadside bombs.

Sturman increasingly seemed like a relic from a shady era that most industry figures wanted to forget.

As a result, political parties here are increasingly financing their operations with the same shady practices that symbolized the era of President Suharto, whose tenure lasted from 1967 to 1998.

As Shady Glen climbs the hillside from Black Run, it turns increasingly remote until the paved road ends.

And with Clinton plagued by daily revelations about her shady email server, Crazy Joe might start to seem like an increasingly welcome alternative.

"But during the 80s and 90s, the whole system of shady deals and bribes was inherited by Marcinkus's successors and became increasingly dishonest and cynical.