Sentence examples for increasingly submerged from inspiring English sources

The direct and obvious message in the protests was increasingly submerged beneath two distractions.

They'll soon be back with new disingenuous reasons for inaction, but they are increasingly submerged by facts on the ground.

Race relations intensified the climate and the mood of America, and he became increasingly more submerged in the fight for change.

As sea levels rise, the monument will begin to be submerged, at increasingly greater depths.

The arts are in danger of being submerged by fashion, and are increasingly subject to critical definition — their cue for self-confidence — based on frivolously determined opinions of whether this branch or that is "in" or "out".

City roads were submerged by torrents of icy and increasingly polluted water from swollen tunnels, sewers and drains.

Island height also affects the magnitude and frequency of disturbance events associated with changes in the TIL water level: islands with smaller statures are more likely to be submerged when water level rises, and are hence increasingly dominated by flood-tolerant plants (e.g. Chinese red pine [Pinus massoniana], Chinese tallow tree [Sapium sebiferum]).

Naruathan is submerged by floods of varying severity every year, but in recent decades they have become increasingly damaging.