Sentence examples for increasingly stuck from inspiring English sources

Opposition factions north of Aleppo have been increasingly stuck "between the pincers" of YPG forces on one side and pro-government fighters on the other, a military source said.

Rural-dwellers who are unemployed, young or old, or disabled are increasingly stuck in their homes and unable to access essential services because of savage cuts to public transport in the countryside, MPs have warned.

"Every rise in house prices means thousands of pounds piled on to the cost of the average home, and a generation increasingly stuck in unstable private renting while their dream of home ownership drifts further out of reach," said Campbell Robb, chief executive of Shelter.

"As we're increasingly stuck inside of messengers or texting, words and keyboard input is still going to be pretty clumsy," Leibsohn said.

"We founded the company on the premise that many of our complex social problems are becoming increasingly stuck," he said, referring to issues like climate change and access to food.

Visitors to the park are increasingly sticking around to see the rare golden monkeys in the area.

As your feet put on weight and increasingly stick to 83rd (and every other) Street, you can replicate air-conditioning by picturing, say, the frozen fjords of Norway or the rolling Blue Ridge Mountains of Alleghany County, N.C.

Reichl, finding that the fancy meals are increasingly sticking in her throat, goes off to edit Gourmet magazine, allowing her to get her hands dirty in the kitchen once again.

Once the dust escapes into the nebula, says Waters, "we believe that these particles are now increasingly sticking together," a process that could ultimately lead to the formation of planets.

In the 1960s, the removal on restriction on car sales created more traffic than the roads could handle and consequently both buses and cars began increasingly being stuck in rush-hour queues.

Given the current economic and budgetary environment and with the political polarization that has gripped our society we increasingly find ourselves stuck in neutral, incapable of moving forward, paralyzed in the face of large problems requiring big solutions.