Sentence examples for is increasingly true from inspiring English sources

That is increasingly true across Latin America.

That is increasingly true of private media too.

But it is increasingly true in other areas of finance as well.

That is increasingly true in England and the rest of the Commonwealth, but not in India.

The same is increasingly true of the political and business worlds.

This is increasingly true in a big U covering both coasts and the sunbelt.

It's strange, but it's increasingly true.

I am certain this will be increasingly true for other gardeners as well.

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: All Republicans are not racists, but it's increasingly true that all racists are Republicans.

This was increasingly true in the years before the financial crisis as banks became ever more heavily involved in underwriting, market-making and trading on their own accounts.

Although it is difficult to determine which belief came first, that upper-class women could not or would not handle childbirth or that doctors thought such delicate flowers could not or would not tolerate it, both, sadly, seem to be increasingly true today.