Sentence examples for is increasingly close from inspiring English sources

Privately, many Muslim officials blame the Russian Orthodox Church, which is increasingly close to the Kremlin, for blocking efforts to acquire property for new mosques in the capital.

The efficiency with which its products convert sunlight into electricity is increasingly close to that of panels made by American, German and South Korean companies.

Our relationship with the WHO is increasingly close and through this organization, our liaison with the health agencies of other countries has become closer.

For millions of consumers, though, the possibility of trading their old PCs for a slick, simple device that uses a Web browser to do just about everything they would want is increasingly close.

In "The State of The Race: Ballot Narrowing Despite Obama Attack Ads," a memo released on Monday morning by Mr. Romney's pollster, Neil Newhouse,  Romney campaign officials argued that even after the Obama campaign outspent them more than two to one, the race between the two men is increasingly close.

Both the two main remaining factions are based in Pakistan: one is reported to be based in the southern port city of Karachi and under the supervision of Pakistani security services there, and the other is increasingly close to al-Qaida, officials in Delhi believe.

But the option to buy locally grown produce is increasingly closed off; many varieties of English fruit disappeared long ago.

The internet is increasingly closing the gap between using our phones and using 'our computers', making our online experience increasingly seamless across different platforms.

Most of that was the mighty Chinese domestic haul, neck and neck with the US openings for Gone Girl and Annabelle – more proof of how that country is increasingly closing the gap with America.

The rise of the populist Trump -- anti-trade, anti-migration, anti-Muslim, anti-Wall Street, anti-establishment -- is a reflection of the fact that the median Republican voter is increasingly closer to those who are losers, rather than winners, from globalization.

If one takes a global vision, London and Paris are increasingly close.