Sentence examples for increasingly softening from inspiring English sources

In other news, Microsoft's increasingly softening position against the open source world has led to the previously unthinkable — SQL Server now runs on Linux!

It's a stance that the venture community seems to be increasingly softening on as more and more companies launch with the idea that the biggest deals need to have an actual human on the other end in order to manage that relationship.

As the sixth century B.C. drew to its close, the kouroi increasingly soften the hard angular forms of their older brothers, exhibiting a burgeoning naturalism instead.

Some in the Bank of Japan have become increasingly worried about softening global growth.

In their letters to employees yesterday, Mr. Eisner and Mr. Iger said: "We need to face up to the increasingly pressing challenges of the softening economic environment.

Amid an increasingly uncertain global outlook, a softening domestic economy and some disappointing policy decisions here at home, it is these bedrock businesses –not just the global elite – who should be front of mind.

Although Mr Graf remains upbeat, some analysts are increasingly concerned about rising print costs and a softening regional advertising market.

Instead, his theories put foreign investment, pension funds, the increasingly intertwined global economy and worries of a softening economy at the front of the list.

Beginning in the middle of the 2nd century BC, Greek culture was increasingly ascendant, in spite of tirades against the "softening" effects of Hellenised culture.

Djokovic has an easy, increasingly sophisticated manner that softens the impression generated by his labor-intensive game.

LONDON - As new rules to regulate banks take shape around the world, the banks are increasingly seeking ways to soften the impact.