Sentence examples for increasingly thwarted from inspiring English sources

But their efforts, increasingly thwarted by violence and restrictions on access, are never enough.

But by the time of See Me, the final Slim Chance album in 1979, he had been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, and his creativity became increasingly thwarted.

Mr. Calhoun said that federal supervision should go beyond banks, adding that other financial companies were "increasingly thwarting state regulation by going to the Internet to offer their services".

The European Union, almost by accident, is increasingly thwarting efforts by the 32 states with capital punishment on their books to keep the conveyor belt from death row to death chamber running by withholding the drugs traditionally used for lethal injections.

Peña Nieto's government has increasingly been thwarted in its efforts to downplay reports of violence.

But David Tarloff, unemployed and living alone, kept trying to seek her out in the hopes of bringing her home to live with him again, growing increasingly agitated with each thwarted effort.

We will find ourselves thwarted and increasingly embittered by life.

About 40 protesters marched through downtown Cairo in the early evening, shouting chants against the ruling military council, which is increasingly seen as thwarting democratic changes and trying to preserve vestiges of the old government.

His burning desire for human affection thwarted, he became increasingly solitary.

Thus the potential for a perfect storm exists, in which future discoveries in genomics and proteomics that would benefit the public health and well-being could be thwarted by an increasingly complex intellectual property regime".

In Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais's much-loved sitcom Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads?, Bob and Terry remained perpetually stuck in an increasingly purgatorial loop of Newcastle pubs, thwarted ambitions and unsatisfactory but inescapable male friendship.