Sentence examples for increasingly your from inspiring English sources

"You'll only think: Do I have a good backup, and will my insurance cover it?" YOUR SMARTPHONE A good alternative to public computers and personal laptops is, increasingly, your mobile phone.

So long as it's someone else's fault the government or the schools or, increasingly, your genes it isn't your own.The idealism of the lynch mobAs well as vengeful and primitive, the kind of blame swirling around Britain is also, in its way, naively optimistic.

"Increasingly your party and your group is looking like Ukip and the Eurosceptic, anti-European group, and I start to have some doubts that you are going to be elected yourself in Britain, [and] if it is not Ukip that is going to be the first force in British elections," he said.

Meanwhile, increasingly, your cars and even guns can be hacked.

And increasingly your Palm will be linking to servers owned by Yahoo, AOL, Amazon or Ebay.

Gradually increasingly your consumption and tolerance while staying within sensible drinking guidelines will take time and save you potential health risks.

It is Dunkelberger's belief that your phone will increasingly become your gateway to much of the internet.

But they're increasingly understanding your taste profile, they know more about your day-to-day life.

If your symptoms remain the same or get increasingly worse, your doctor may want to give you a prescription migraine medication or try other forms of treatment.

The connection is clear: The more you engage other people, the more you know about them, their culture, their interests and what drives them - thus, the better your situational awareness and understanding of an environment increasingly impacting your own interests, and the better you are able to learn and can exploit opportunities as well as anticipate problems.

Keyes' images become increasingly daring: "Your brain/ Lives in the bank-book" … "your eyes look up/ Laughing from the carpet on the floor".