On his new album, "Showtime," due in September, Mills reduces the musical aggression to make room for his increasingly virtuosic rapping.
The city was cutting back sidewalks to make room for the increasingly popular automobile, which was displacing the horse and carriage and even people on foot.
We enjoyed the mysteries — the black smoke, the ghosts, the Others — but we also enjoyed the jungle island adventure and we were disappointed in subsequent seasons as the Robinson Crusoe thrills experienced by the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 were diminished to make room for the show's increasingly convoluted mytho-scientific back story.
But even that has been tarnished in some cases by social conflict, for example when locals or indigenous groups have been turfed off their land to make room for plantations.Such matters are increasingly difficult for buyers of palm oil to ignore.
In such market and times, it is increasingly difficult to make room for all those 'little yet important' stories I love.
While the mangroves, wetlands and waterways that surround Mumbai provide a natural defense against flooding, they are being slowly eroded to make room for new real estate development, making the city increasingly vulnerable.
The region is in danger of logging companies that increasingly destroy Amazon rainforest to make room for grazing grasslands for cattle.
True, shameless developers continue to tear down wooden buildings to make room for ugly concrete blocks, and the narrow traffic lanes are increasingly crowded with cars.
Where I come out is that I'm fine if a retail clerk wants to say "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas". We are increasingly a nation of diversity, religiously and otherwise, and our culture should make room for that.
Facilities are increasingly utilizing ED-managed overflow units (acute admission units, transit lounges and flexible beds) to make room for incoming patients.
