Sentence examples for increasingly then from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, then, Israeli politics has become a game of minnows.

"If people feel that recycling is important – and I think they do, increasingly – then we are talking about a nationwide crisis," said David Steiner, chief executive of Waste Management, America's largest recycler that owns the Elkridge plant and 50 others.

Increasingly, then, there is no such thing as work-life separation "I think everybody else in the world is catching up with the way farmers have worked historically," says Somerset dairy farmer Trevor.

Since then, and increasingly so with each subsequent season, the show has become more of a straightforward television drama.

And if they're increasingly unhelpful, then obviously the conditions on the ground are less advantageous.

If Earth-like planets are relatively common, as scientists increasingly believe, then where are all the Earth-like civilizations?

It seems increasingly likely, then, that the U.N. prosecutors will resort to trying the men in absentia, the first such case at an international court since Nuremberg.

Condemned to remain unavowable, this hatred festers and becomes increasingly fervent; then it dies down and fades away, just as everything fades away.

If she is riddled with anxieties or increasingly lonely, then it may be time to make a move for reasons other than health and safety.

If the barriers to entry become too low — and the ties among members become increasingly tenuous — then a church as it grows bigger becomes weaker.

Dr. Bree Johnston, a geriatrician at the University of California, San Francisco, tells of a woman, 70, with a history of bipolar disorder who became increasingly depressed, then agitated and uncooperative.