Sentence examples for much increasingly from inspiring English sources

A new problem, from the White House perspective, is that Congressional Democrats are doing too much, increasingly with Republican help.

What he meant, he said, was that "I feel very much increasingly that we're in January of 1939.

Bishop of Lewes Wallace Benn told a conference of conservative Anglicans in Hoddesdon, England that, with the conflict over women bishops, "I feel very much increasingly that we're in January of 1939".

' " In this context, freedom of the press doesn't matter much and, increasingly in Russia, doesn't exist.

That much seems increasingly clear after a summer that has seen some of the deadliest fighting since the war began.

'''' In this context, freedom of the press doesn't matter much and, increasingly in Russia, doesn't exist.

That much is increasingly clear from the government's approach to a number of international relationships, from China and Turkey to Egypt and the Gulf states.

Foreign buyers now own close to 10% of the UK's housing stock, he claims, and, unchecked, will gobble up much more, increasingly in Manchester, Edinburgh and other regional cities.

If you look at the current epidemic, it's predominantly white, much younger, increasingly equally male and female".

As a result, the military has a presence pretty much everywhere, increasingly under the secretive banner of Special Operations Forces.

But the declining standing of the church here is as much about an increasingly secular society.