Sentence examples for present increasingly from inspiring English sources

The killing appears to mark an effort by the Islamic State to present increasingly gruesome acts.

"The status quo in Syria will continue to present increasingly dire, if not disastrous, humanitarian, diplomatic and terrorism-related challenges".

Agent-based models constructed by means of participatory approaches present increasingly applied tools in this context.

A place's character becomes defined in relation to the disaster, with both its past and its present increasingly occupied by outsiders' perspectives of the event.

But the paper also raises hope that the present, increasingly hostile climate for housing finance may have a hidden benefit: mitigating a damaging distortion in the system.

Another far-reaching, at present increasingly debated, but so far unsolved challenge of the formal legislation is the fact that the regulation is valid only for pastures that are located on lands that belong to local municipalities (communal lands) or on 'national land reserve' (NLR) areas gosudarstvennyi zemel'nyi zapas (Russian).

Then the women of the family, devotedly domestic, Presbyterian Mary James, long-suffering and managerial (described here as overcontrolling and "passive-aggressive"), and her sister, Aunt Kate Walsh, briefly married, but for most of her life a dependent, ever-present, increasingly costive adjunct to the family.

Through the 1990s, many groups presented increasingly innovative ideas for legal casinos, including entities headed by Mr. Bird and Donald Trump.

The contemporary city presents increasingly complex and seemingly unavoidable challenges, including gentrification and displacement, overburdened transportation systems, and the impacts of climate change.

In the late nineteen-fifties, Phil Graham's health and behavior also presented increasingly difficult problems — problems that might have been solved with medication, if he had not refused it.

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