Sentence examples for is becoming progressively more from inspiring English sources

Isn't it obvious that the "no rules" philosophy of our modern times is becoming progressively more dangerous for our future?

The Russian side complains that obtaining British visas is becoming progressively more difficult and humiliating.

A pro-social brand stands for the optimistic belief that our society is becoming progressively more positive.

Within a conventional single degree course, "we do teach to produce students with the skills and flexibility needed to cope with a professional environment that is becoming progressively more international," said Mr. Cartwright, the Oxford course director.

Many feel that the case law of the ECJ and the ECHR is becoming progressively more blurred as EU judges continually make references to the European convention on human rights in their rulings.

These developments, combined with ever simpler designing capabilities, mean that an art that was once the preserve of skilled artisans trained in traditional handcrafting techniques is becoming progressively more accessible to the masses.

Pete Brown, a beer writer, reckons that by skimping on alcohol mainstream beers are becoming "progressively more bland".

In his Le Souper de Beaucaire (Supper at Beaucaire), written at this time, he argued vigorously for united action by all republicans rallied round the Jacobins, who were becoming progressively more radical, and the National Convention, the Revolutionary assembly that in the preceding fall had abolished the monarchy.

Consequently, it was becoming progressively more difficult for employees who handsorted mail to memorize and keep track of all the individual letter-carrier routes within each city.

"The government thinks public transport companies should survive on their own, so prices are going haywire and it's becoming progressively more expensive to travel by public transport," he told VICE News.

To discredit Khrushchev's assertion further, Suslov deferred to Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin: Suslov was becoming progressively more critical of Khrushchev's policies, his political intransigence, and his campaign to eliminate what was left of the old Stalinist guard.