Sentence examples for progressively more entangled from inspiring English sources

"The research community is getting progressively more entangled with industry, as became evident to me when I tried to find thyroid experts to review the paper who did not have financial ties" to Boots, wrote then-JAMA editor Dr. Drummond Rennie.

Through the years, the accusations became more and more entangled.

"They'll get progressively more coöperative".

But things get progressively more complicated.

People have become progressively more litigious.

They would get progressively more difficult.

Each one has drawn progressively more criticism.

The show got progressively more gripping as it became progressively more psychological.

"It becomes progressively more difficult after three," he said.

The poem gets progressively more nightmarish: the "tongue . . .

Are you tantalised by the prospect of their complicated relationship becoming ever more entangled?