Sentence examples for increasingly thicker from inspiring English sources

As trees grow taller, they must grow increasingly thicker in order to keep from toppling over.

In addition, the remaining NWs seem increasingly thicker when the irradiation fluence increases.

An increasingly thicker thematic string running through the Purge trilogy is how average people -- particularly minorities, the poor, and the compassionate -- begin to see and react to the truth about what the Purge really is: a way for the wealthy and powerful few to maintain the status quo at the expense of vulnerable groups.

Until now Lancaster has been able to put much of this away in an increasingly thick file marked 'work-ons'.

A big initial reason was the increasingly thick yellow blankets of smog that often engulf greater Tehran and its 12 million inhabitants.

An increasingly thick haze of smoke gave the lounge a speakeasy vibe that contrasted with the state fair atmosphere of the Super Bowl village just outside.

In the end, this low end started sucking in light, with productions from he and his Ghost Camp crew becoming increasingly thick and reverberant.

He spent the next dozen years making art indebted to the French Informel painters, working with increasingly thick layers of paint in which he incised a spiral motif.

All afternoon and evening, they packed belongings, said goodbyes, and set off across an increasingly thick pumice carpet, in flight from the abysmal conflagration reddening the sky behind them.

But a set of Fantasias showed that Ripa's main interest was in exploring a melody's harmonic implications in increasingly thick textures, though, like dall'Aquila, he was comfortable creating detailed, speedy passagework as well.

THE diplomatic air is becoming increasingly thick in the run-up to an international conference on Syria, starting perhaps as soon as June 15th but more likely in July, which few people think likely to lead to an early peace.