Sentence examples for need increasingly from inspiring English sources

To get the same high, you need increasingly large doses that ultimately kill you.

Users can become tolerant, meaning that they need increasingly higher doses, or they become addicted to the drugs.

As new powerhouses like China continue to surge forward, their economies will need increasingly strong financial service centers close to home.

The dual concept makes sense if you buy into the theory that you need increasingly substantial host cities to support the Olympic supporting cast.

In the future, we would then need increasingly strong evidence that we would be willing to use military force to successfully deter through our threats.

As we face growing threats to global biodiversity, as human populations expand and wild spaces become fewer and further between, we need increasingly creative solutions to conserve and protect living species.

As a result, Comet needed increasingly more money simply to get goods in store ahead of the Christmas rush.

Thus, he said, television's needs increasingly define what is also covered in print, from O. J. Simpson to Monica Lewinsky.

A practical illustration of nonlinearity is that Iran — or any other nuclear hopeful — needs increasingly few centrifuges to make uranium 235 increasingly potent.

He said that there wasn't room in our relationship to prioritize both of our feelings/needs - his needs increasingly became the only needs prioritized.

And while the bicycling industry hasn't traditionally done a great job of catering to women's needs, increasingly, the clothing and bicycling industries are acknowledging the existence and value of the female bicycling market.