Sentence examples for increasingly since then from inspiring English sources

But starting in the 1980s -- and increasingly since then -- the economy has made the rich far richer without doing squat for the vast middle.

He also oversaw the building of New York's Penn Station, a masterpiece in Roman classical style.Yet Cassatt's reputation has been increasingly overshadowed since then by the rising fame of his sister, Mary.

Updated below, 4 15 p.m. | I first explored livestock-free approaches to keeping meat on menus in 2008 in a pieced titled "Can People Have Meat and a Planet, Too?" It's been increasingly clear since then that there are both environmental and — obviously — ethical advantages to using technology to sustain omnivory on a crowding planet.

CFD has been increasingly used since then, as testified by the number of peer-reviewed articles, which was less than 10 per year in the 1990s, and which is now 60 to 70 per year.

GAM was first described in 1960 by Jutras as a degenerative and proliferative disease of the gallbladder, and has been increasingly reported since then [ 1, 2].

Many companies, and even Britain's Parliament, shut down their mail servers to prevent it from spreading.There have been a number of increasingly potent viruses since then, including Sircam, Code Red and Nimda, all of which affected hundreds of thousands of machines.

But Russian officials have been increasingly tight-lipped since then.

And while the guy managed to explore some depth in his characters in Punch-Drunk Love or whatever, he's churned out a succession of increasingly bad films since then.

Since then, increasingly the technology has been driven from the bottom up.

Since then, increasingly risk-averse investors have been fleeing for the perceived safety of U.S. Treasury issues.

But, since then, their increasingly divergent views on intelligence policy have strained the relationship.