Sentence examples for increasingly typical from inspiring English sources

This is increasingly typical.

This has become an increasingly typical negotiation between developers and towns.

Such parties, the writer concluded, were increasingly typical in the kingdom.

But Grant forced and recovered a fumble that led to a spectacular, and increasingly typical, Bradshaw run.

It is also increasingly typical of gay America.The last full census, in 2000, revealed that Palm Springs had a higher proportion of same-sex couples than San Francisco.

Mr. Baird's experiences are increasingly typical of graduates trying to break into the job market, whether in the United States or Europe.

Consequently German GPs will have to deal increasingly with typical conditions and health problems of old age, especially with multimorbidity.

What is more, women are increasingly taking on typical masculine traits as they move into the boardroom, says Ho.

Indeed, fluidization behaviors of the FCC particles tested increasingly shift from typical Geldart A towards B with increasing temperature due to a decrease of the interparticle attractive forces and a simultaneous increase of interparticle repulsive forces.

Examination of bacterial surface molecules that may contribute to the daughter cells' arrangement yielded an observation that, with disrupted lpp, the E. coli daughter cells increasingly formed non-typical patterns, i.e. neither sliding side-by-side in parallel nor forming elongated strings.

Mr. Chappelle may be fixated on the past, but the style of his comedy is increasingly distinct from a typical comedy club set, forging his own way forward.