Sentence examples for met with increasing from inspiring English sources

Dissent was met with increasing repressive force.

It has proceeded apace, and has been met with increasing violence by the rebels ever since.

After Mary's death (1482), Maximilian, moreover, met with increasing difficulties in the Burgundian countries themselves.

Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi had met with increasing harassment as she traveled the country to meet supporters.

Over the past few weeks, calls for the governor to testify have been met with increasing resistance.

The theory met with increasing difficulties as the nature of light and the structure of matter became better understood.

The religious revival that followed independence was met with increased control from the new states.

A few years ago, Farrell realized that all the major climate models were based on the same faulty premise: they assumed that in the future increased oil demand would be met with increased supplies of conventional crude.

But Labour has warned that rising demand must be met with increased housing supply for people to afford it.

In this context, the design, development and operation of efficient agrifood supply chains (AFSCs) have begun to be met with increased interest in modern management science.

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