Sentence examples for obviously increasingly from inspiring English sources

The world is not obviously "increasingly dangerous".

"The city's footballing flagship Rosenborg BK totally dominated Norwegian football for two decades, winning the Norwegian Tippeligaen for 13 consecutive seasons, as well as performing decently in Europe, and this obviously increasingly spread annoyance among football fans elsewhere in Norway, not least among the out-of-towners studying in Trondheim.

And the agency is obviously increasingly suffused with mediocrity, not that that necessarily means it's failing, just that it is clearly lackluster and lacking spark.

Obviously, increasingly stricter thresholds for the number of genotypes with missing data resulted in progressively fewer SNPs available for genomic selection (Fig.  1).

As Garry Nelthropp, Master Distiller at Cruzan Rum in the U.S. Virgin Islands, points out, "Rum's a pretty hot category, and aged rum is obviously an increasingly important part of that category".

Part of what's hurting the mall, obviously, is that, increasingly, people are shopping online.

In 2003 funding was given for a programme which resulted in much-needed and now increasingly obviously successful development.

Every cop that is except DI Lindsay Denton who increasingly obviously seems to be a victim of a huge miscarriage of justice.

One, used for the fourth time in Amsterdam late on Wednesday, is his vague claim that defeat was all his own fault, which is never backed up by an explanation and is increasingly obviously a device to obstruct a discussion about what has just gone wrong.

I think indexing does make a lot of sense, basic indexing – and obviously diversified now, increasingly globally as well.

Another incredible night in the increasingly obviously-fictional career of Harry Kane.