Sentence examples for increasingly to use from inspiring English sources

Many consumers are looking increasingly to use the Internet without a computer.

Once there was substantial immigration from Africa, however, people began increasingly to use the term "immigrant" even for native-born French citizens.

Both in Britain and the world at large, the idealised, English cricketing world of Mr Major is increasingly, to use a cricketing phrase, "on the back foot".

This problem became quite severe as the hammers grew heavier and as musicians wished increasingly to use tremolo effects in imitation of orchestral music.

CBS Radio has most of its 140 stations streaming on the Internet, plus nearly a dozen Web-only stations that serve the growing number of Internet listeners, who also are expected increasingly to use mobile phones to hear news, talk shows and music.

But for diehard fans, all this is merely part of the charm.The idealised, English cricketing world of John Major is increasingly, to use a cricketing phrase, "on the back foot".Seated next to Mr Major, his old friend, Sir Tim Rice, also sees cricket in almost spiritual terms as an "antidote to the pace and panic of the rest of the world".

But companies are increasingly willing to use debt in deals.

"Technology is becoming increasingly easier to use.

Autoantigen microarrays are being used increasingly to study autoimmunity.

The word Pākehā today is increasingly used to refer to all non-Polynesian New Zealanders.

Similar technologies are increasingly being used to help the disabled.