Sentence examples for increasingly without from inspiring English sources

MARTIN, S.D. — Rural Americans are increasingly without lawyers even as law school graduates are increasingly without jobs.

Actually, the most important issue confronting the future of this country, for the moment, is the millions of people who are unemployed and, increasingly, without hope.

And at least part of the reason, he said, is an awareness by criminals that their actions are increasingly without consequences in cash-starved Josephine County, where the jail the city depends on is mostly closed for lack of money.

Perhaps most absurd of all is the claim that "The miners were on their own in a Britain that found it could get along without either coal or communities - and increasingly without unions too".

Graduating high-school students, for instance, may have been less likely to advance in their careers or society without an undergraduate degree and, increasingly, without some sort of graduate degree.

He has ruled since, increasingly without oversight.

After 1789, France adopted bourgeois attitudes before becoming increasingly liberal, without having much to rebel against.

We were tired, some personalities had clashed, we all felt increasingly trapped: without a verdict, would we ever be released?

Students who are struggling financially at university are increasingly going without food and heating, and even turning to theft and escort work, according to a recent survey.

"Increasingly, those without the property-funded 'Bank of Mum and Dad' are finding it hard to buy homes of their own," Mr Healey said.

Among the generation born about 1525, native Italian composers became increasingly prominent without eclipsing Lasso, Philippe de Monte, and Giaches de Wert.