Sentence examples for most increasingly from inspiring English sources

To complicate it further, the latest and most increasingly common complication comes with the "producer" of a record.

Their growing collaboration is expected to lead to tighter cooperation in one of the world's most increasingly important regions, the Indian Ocean.

Spanish director Carlos Marques-Marcet's tender, ruefully romantic debut 10,000 Km must rank among the most poignant painfully observed depictions of that most increasingly prevalent of modern relationship dramas: long-distance dating.

Most surgeons increasingly feel that abdominal pain and physical findings are relatively insensitive and increasingly rely on early postoperative imaging.

(Marriages are still arranged, for the most part, increasingly online).

Yet it is precisely this infusion of religion into politics that most Americans increasingly oppose.

The most talented increasingly get a multiple of the salary of the average performer.

The senior soldiers are, like most Algerians, increasingly interested in commerce and business.

Hairless apes, pretty much inept at most things, increasingly reliant on the machines we have devised – and which in turn now threaten our own destruction.

The system gradually declined with the swift growth in population (early 8th century), as most peasants increasingly inherited less than 100 mou, and most landholdings came to be permanently held and not redistributed.

The most popular and increasingly difficult to find electronic gift of the year is Apple Computer 's iPod.