Sentence examples for issued increasingly from inspiring English sources

Their determination alarmed some officials, who issued increasingly strident warnings all day long about the risks of staying.

Beijing has issued increasingly tough warnings and legal decisions this spring to limit efforts by local residents to achieve greater say in selecting their leaders.

They have tried distancing themselves from Rush Limbaugh and his kind, issued increasingly abject apologies for following George Bush wherever he led, and generally promised to be a nicer bunch.

Kenyans watched the tragedy unfold on their television screens with growing dismay as officials issued increasingly bizarre statements suggesting they had taken control of the mall, when in fact they had not, and passing off a massive explosion staged by the military as burning mattresses.

Doctors issued increasingly optimistic bulletins.

But Brown issued increasingly stark warnings about the possibility of another economic downturn, and he slashed his projections when releasing his budget proposal last month.

At the same time, Officer Sharma was issuing increasingly urgent warnings of militant movements in the area.

Homage to Caledonia ReprintsSenior leaders in Brussels have taken to issuing increasingly blunt warnings to would-be breakaways.

New York City, reliant on issuing increasingly expensive short-term debt to cover a structural deficit amounting to billions of dollars, faced being shut out of the financial markets entirely.

But, according to his critics, he grew increasingly out of touch in recent years, surrounding himself with sycophants and old military friends, and issuing increasingly authoritarian decrees, in the same manner that doomed the Egyptian monarchy.

Lately, Fed officials have been issuing increasingly strong hints that rather than doing more, they want to do less, that they are eager to start "tapering," returning to normal monetary policy.