Sentence examples for increasingly unchecked from inspiring English sources

Yet here I am, subject to the will of a state whose checks and balances are increasingly unchecked and unbalanced, and whose "democratic" machinery is so clogged with patronage and power that my chances of influencing it are close to zero.

And more: how long could he go before his old habits of embarrassing grandiloquence and associative rambling, his increasingly unchecked tendency to put "Norman Mailer" at the heart of whatever he was writing, how long before "the slumbering Beast" rose up to reinhabit him and scupper the enterprise?

Weird tech magnates crafting strange new devices in isolation, while ignoring plutocrats stomping all over the poor, racist gangs gathering together to assuage their insecurities with violence and hatred, surveillance capitalism, and increasingly unchecked authoritarian power … I mean, there might be a certain steampunk narrative appeal to that if it were a novel, but, alas, this is real life.

And for women in the public sphere -- politicians, leaders, celebrities, other types of social icons -- the "if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen" argument is readily supplied, thus engendering the climate of permissive and increasingly unchecked judgment to persist.

That this movement is happening as the genre continues to suffer from its masculinity crisis is no coincidence: as male singers have left the genre's increasingly dull assumptions unchecked, they've given women room and reason to innovate.

The book is centred on India, but it is part of a larger global movement that is getting increasingly worried about the unchecked excesses of the market.

Although Yingluck has called for a snap election on February 2 in an attempt to appease protesters, the opposition Democrat party has decided to boycott it, leading to a political stalemate that analysts say could become increasingly violent if left unchecked.

Perez says he grew increasingly concerned at the unchecked rise in construction costs there.

"Merely muddling through also imposes increasingly higher costs, as the unchecked forces of fragmentation continue to gather speed and undermine the very foundations of the union," the I.M.F.

On Monday in Kolkata, the U.S. secretary of state, Hillary Rodham Clinton, is scheduled to meet with the chief minister of West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee, nickname "Didi" or Big Sister) a woman whose power over Indian central government decisions has been virtually unchecked but whose increasingly erratic actions are raising concern even in her own party.

"Merely muddling through also imposes increasingly higher costs, as the unchecked forces of fragmentation continue to gather speed and undermine the very foundations of the union — a common monetary policy, and economic and financial integration within the single market," it added The I.M.F.