Sentence examples for increasingly today from inspiring English sources

"Increasingly today, there is another segment of customers for whom, in all honesty, it's all about the price point".

The most important may be that the left/right divide in Israel falls increasingly today along the question of how Israel views its place in the world.

That guiding principle was also cited at the time of the Tax Reform Act of 1986, and echoes of it are heard increasingly today.

So anything up to three million songbirds from all over Europe, which increasingly today face other threats, are being taken out each year by the trapping in Cyprus, the worst of which is done on British-controlled land.

"The voice that we hear constantly is that of the authorities, the establishment, the government and increasingly today, the corporations," Mr Icke said in an interview to promote the station.

With the Senate moving toward a compromise banning political parties from the scandal-plagued practice of raising unlimited, unregulated soft money contributions, the debate over campaign finance focused increasingly today on one question: what limit should be placed on the money given directly to candidates and their parties by individual donors?

Increasingly last year, said Martin S. Fridson, chief high-yield strategist at Merrill Lynch, bank lenders tightened standards, squeezing the weaker borrowers.

Insurgents have turned increasingly this year to using roadside bombs and remotely detonated explosions against foreign forces and others involved in development in Afghanistan.

Three of the five groups in the finals this year did, and the hopefuls are seeking ties with venture capitalists increasingly early.

Scooters, skateboards, Segways and — increasingly, this year — helicopters have all been pressed into service.

Increasingly, Thanksgiving is a holiday that only some can afford to celebrate.