Sentence examples for line increasingly from inspiring English sources

But when the same party line increasingly called for more cooperation with non-Communists than Mr. Allende's Socialists advocated, Mr. Corvalán responded with ideological agility.

These big jumps will occur increasingly rarely, but big jumps will bring the general tendency of the line increasingly higher.

Carnival (www.carnival.com), which has already added these and other amenities to two of its other Fantasy-class ships, is one of many lines increasingly catering to family travelers.

In summary, reconstitution of functional RIPK3 in melanoma cell lines increasingly promotes DL-induced apoptosis and unmasked DL-induced necroptosis in the absence of caspase and IAP activity.

IT IS not a new iron curtain yet, but the dividing line looks increasingly solid all the same.

During the 20th century the fault line was increasingly between capitalism and socialism, not Burke-ites versus Paine-ites.

Ms. Kornish lets artists and family -- and the line is increasingly blurred as "Not Nude Though" goes along -- wander through their own feelings until they find a perspective.

Trying to justify the current social order, in which class line are increasingly hard and fast and impermeable, you run the risk of moral equivocation.

But senior Pentagon officials tried to play down the significance of the $100 million test, saying that it was the first in a long line of increasingly challenging tests.

But there is a world of difference between robustness and sadism, and the line is increasingly being drawn by the courts.

Diane Wenzler, the director of the Public Benefits Resource Center, said that Ms. Boutin's position was created because people were calling the center's benefits information line with increasingly complex problems.