Sentence examples for may feel increasingly from inspiring English sources

As your business expands you may feel increasingly stretched.

"They will take your socks when they steal your shoes".The smugglers may feel increasingly bad-tempered, too.

And if, as a nation, we may feel increasingly anxious and untethered, the privileged warrens of Scarsdale are hardly exempt.

They might detest incumbents, and, for a variety of reasons, they may feel increasingly disillusioned with the Obama administration, but when push comes to shove most voters also aren't convinced by the GOP message.

A worry shared by many older adults is that forgetfulness, which may feel increasingly pervasive as the years go by, will eventually lead to the loss of precious memories and the inability to remember new experiences in the future.

Victims may feel increasingly isolated and powerless over time.

Additionally, the participants may have felt increasingly comfortable in the experimental setting and were able to get more and more engaged with the stimuli.

As things grind on, and the laughs feel increasingly laugh-track-like, you may wish that Ms. Goldberg had stuck to her guns about the distinction between performance art and theater that compelled her to establish Performa in the first place.

Unless China reposition herself in the global South, she may one day rue about the missed chances and feel increasingly contained by the West (Wong & Yue, 2014).

Unfortunately, we may have altered the Earth's climate so much that those aliens feel increasingly under threat: from pollution, anthropogenic noise, and warming and acidifying seas that affect their food.

Both methods feel increasingly rare in a new musical landscape where bedroom producers may have never played live before bloggers wildly sing their praises.