Sentence examples for only increasingly from inspiring English sources

But Mr Chan earned the trust of Hun Sen, then one of two prime ministers, and, since 1997, the only, increasingly autocratic, one.

Social egg freezing is not only increasingly in popularity but has also become more successful, with 80% of eggs now surviving the freeze-thaw process.

In so many areas of bustling modern life, the desire to slow down just a little is not only increasingly attractive but also rewarding.

The academic-style discourse would drag on for hours without producing a single concrete conclusion; it would yield only increasingly esoteric questions".

I am not only increasingly baffled by the apparent randomness of which programmes appear where, channel-wise, but also less and less interested in why that may be.

They are not only increasingly understood, but their value is increasingly being computed in direct financial terms: the first attempt at a global value for insect pollination, for example, nearly 20 years ago, came up with a figure of $116bn £76bnn) annually.

Greece's new rapprochement with Turkey is not only diplomatic, but increasingly economic as well.

Across professions from teaching to accounting, bringing yourself to work is not only tolerated, but increasingly celebrated.

What once seemed unthinkable — that one day the United States government would no longer be accorded the highest credit rating — is now not only thinkable, but increasingly probable.

Not good for the environment, but increasingly the only way to operate.

Often you do this with only a username, but increasingly usernames can be tied to your real name.