Sentence examples for longer increasingly from inspiring English sources

Short phrases gave way to longer, increasingly fervent and elaborate ones.

Patients with HER2-positive breast cancer are living still longer and increasingly experiencing brain metastases.

Women wait ever longer and increasingly do not bother at all.

Climatic factors (e.g., warmer and drier spring and autumn seasons) are also reducing oxygen levels in deep waters through a longer and increasingly steep thermal stratification.

In all, they characterized the union push as a natural outgrowth of a maturing company, in which employees are older, stay longer and, increasingly, support families.

After a third of a century of longer hours, increasingly enfeebled unions, reduced or eliminated fringe benefits, and income stagnation for all but the rich and especially the very rich, the middle class is the new proletariat.

The NHS's greatest success has become its most daunting challenge: people are living longer but increasingly with one or more conditions, a demographic change that drives up both demand and costs.

Accordingly, more people who want to buy a home are waiting longer and increasingly turning to family and friends to help them come up with a down payment.

The day are getting longer and increasingly sun-soaked, which means it's time for more outdoors imbibing.

As the endless analysis of Al and Tipper Gore's break up tell us, late divorce (i.e. divorce in marriages 20 years or longer) is increasingly common.

Organizations that are prioritizing personal sustainability (and not just perks like free food that tend to keep people in the office longer) are increasingly proving that balance and renewal make up the true path to sustained high performance.