Sentence examples for kind is increasingly from inspiring English sources

Yet reasoning of this kind is increasingly used to explain how spendthrift countries get into trouble.

Criticism of any kind is increasingly unwelcome at the digital-age paper.

Health care of any kind is increasingly hard to come by in the besieged eastern part of Aleppo, the epicenter of the Syrian civil war.

So businesses of every kind are increasingly turning to software rooted in survival-ofthe-fittest strategies to solve extraordinarily complex problems like managing air traffic, optimizing the efficiency of service calls, and even creating new materials and food flavors.

Close encounters of the philanthropic kind are increasingly popular among the moneyed set — Ritz-Carlton hotels recently launched Give Back Getaways, a program in which guests spend a half day volunteering with a local organization — and, indeed, nearly every traditional mode of luxury travel is feeling the human touch.

As Ms. Galassi recounts in her catalog essay, drawings of all kinds were increasingly visible in Paris in the first years of the century.

And companies of all kinds are increasingly adopting some of the technologies of Internet companies like searching, mobile commerce and communication, and collaboration tools like blogs, wikis and social networks.

This kind of feature is increasingly common in a range of entertainment apps, however.

This kind of thinking is increasingly common in the UK, encouraged by the coalition's £3.5m investment in character-building, announced last December.

"This kind of scrutiny is increasingly the norm, rather than the exception," said Dan Mendelson, chief executive of Avalere Health, a consulting firm that follows state and federal health programs.

Mr. Romney has been slightly more optimistic in his public appearances in recent weeks, but that kind of tone is increasingly scarce on the presidential campaign trail as he and the other candidates reach for the sharpest contrast they can find with Mr. Obama.