Sentence examples for into increasingly from inspiring English sources

Instead, Wardak has sunk into increasingly violent counter-insurgency.

Soon, the banks followed them into increasingly speculative ventures.

But accounting firms have evolved into increasingly complex organisations, offering all manner of services besides auditing.

An expendable bathythermograph (XBT) was developed during the 1970s and has come into increasingly wider use.

Bond prices, meanwhile, fell sharply as investors moved into increasingly attractive stock positions.

Marketers (and political pollsters) have sliced up the population into increasingly "microtargeted" segments.

The players kept that essential quality in focus, even as Mr. Andriessen's themes ventured into increasingly dense harmonic territory.

We were yelled at and pushed around a little, sent into increasingly smaller rooms of this cavernous brick underworld.

But some worry that rapid energy development into increasingly remote areas will ruin Colorado's dramatically beautiful mountain landscape.

Analogous to that purpose is habilitation, which concerns integration, as opposed to reintegration, into increasingly demanding situations or environments.

Events during the next decade seemed to confirm their warnings; for the empire now ran into increasingly stormy weather.