Sentence examples for increasingly together from inspiring English sources

"We have the advantage of being strong regionally and our sector teams have been working increasingly together across our buyouts and growth businesses for some time.

Despite centuries of military and religious conflict, the Kingdoms of England and Scotland had been "drawing increasingly together" since the Protestant Reformation of the 16th century and the Union of the Crowns in 1603.

At the restaurant, they felt increasingly uncomfortable together.

In fact, the two parts of the industry are increasingly coming together.

Darling suggests that it suits an era when people, animals, and robots are increasingly swirled together.

In a footnote to the 1989 edition, he wrote, "Computers are increasingly tied together.

Improbably, the phrases "historic Lower East Side" and "fashionable dining scene" are increasingly comfortable together.

But people are increasingly putting together their own flights, hotels, car hire and other needs, often using the internet.

Investment bankers and research analysts increasingly work together to vet deals and bring in new corporate business.

What is disturbing, however, is the way these views now increasingly come together in a hostile cocktail.

At the same time, there were the late nights of drinking that Elliott was increasingly stringing together.