Sentence examples for purpose increasingly from inspiring English sources

"I'm in the demythologising business," she once wrote, and as I worked on my book, my purpose increasingly became to demythologise her: to recapture the fluidity of her identity and the unpredictability of her mind, and in doing so, to tell a story about how she came to write some of the liveliest and most original books of the last hundred years.

Especially in the emerging era of personalized medicine medical informatics tools that allow the fast visualization and analysis of genomic alterations of a patient's genomic profile for diagnostic and potential treatment purposes increasingly gain importance.

The Commonwealth runs a decent sports championship but is otherwise cash-strapped, unsure of its purpose and increasingly obscure.

But this is the purpose of (increasingly rare) places like BAC; to pursue ideas because ideas in and of themselves are valuable, and to do so in co-operation with a community.

Since then, the G20 started to meet less often - once a year now - and its purpose is increasingly being questioned.

Companies reporting for tax purposes are increasingly diverting UK profits to lower-tax jurisdictions, he added.

As the plant approaches maximum fruitfulness and fills its allotted space, maintenance pruning for various purposes becomes increasingly important.

Companies that collect, analyze and sell billions of details about the activities of consumers for marketing purposes have increasingly found themselves under government scrutiny this year.

Plant oils traditionally used for domestic and therapeutic purposes are increasingly claimed to have broad spectrum antimicrobial properties.

It is now regularly used for research in paleontology, yet to date has impacted little on public outreach and science communication; however, it is ideally suited for these purposes, being increasingly cheap and available, dynamic and exciting, and applicable to a range of topics.

Increasingly through the 1920s and 1930s the secondary guns were seen as a major part of the anti-aircraft battery, with high-angle, dual-purpose guns increasingly adopted.