Sentence examples for increasingly when from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, when they were together, they fought.

Increasingly, when foreigners think of Kenya they picture terrorist atrocities, rather than safari parks and beaches.

"Increasingly, when people go online, it's like stepping through the looking glass," he said.

Yet increasingly, when an art school scene hoves into view, it's hard to know what exactly we're watching.

But increasingly, when it comes to the economy, his and the government's credibility are taking a hammering.

Increasingly, when diving solo in their free time, the Richard and Davis wore wingsuits, sometimes called squirrel suits, to extend their flights before pulling the parachute.

Rashes are increasingly apparent when men grow moustaches or beards, and tend to disappear when facial hair is removed (Johnson 2000).

However, whereas branches ≥ 0.4 substitutions/site were increasingly underestimated when using the default prior, branch lengths ≤ 0.8 substitutions/site were estimated approximately correctly when using the uniform prior.

There were, increasingly, days when curiosity jostled her horror.

Children are increasingly censorious when it comes to lighting up.

Qualifiers like age, declining performance and injury history are increasingly necessary when describing the Yankees.