Sentence examples for lines increasingly from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Nonetheless, in the 20th century, developments of mass culture across class lines were increasingly important with cultural and social homogeneity increasingly going hand in hand.

High-end cruise lines are increasingly trophying celebrity chefs.

Cruise lines are increasingly tying their appeal to branded amenities and celebrities of the film, television and culinary worlds.

Although, in McCay's case, the punch lines grow increasingly baroque: "Oh dear!" exclaims one dreamer among hundreds.

Confusing matters, broadband lines are increasingly being bundled with television and phone services, making it difficult to determine how much the high-speed connection actually costs.

But the lines are increasingly blurring in the contemporary performance world, and the workshop's artistic director, Carla Peterson, has been outspoken in her desire for cross-pollination.

"At a time of change, national solidarity across party lines is increasingly needed to fight against foreign forces," a party spokesman, Yang Chia-liang, quoted Tsai as saying.