Sentence examples for pushed increasingly from inspiring English sources

Over the last few years Nickel Creek has pushed increasingly toward songs that deal with another sort of breakup.

That mentality is dividing the holy city of Mecca — and the pilgrimage experience — along highly visible class lines, with the rich sealed inside exclusive air-conditioned high-rises encircling the Grand Mosque and the poor pushed increasingly to the periphery.

As he began to slip in the polls and the reports about his campaign's open infighting and discontinuity became more and more common, Lewandowski was pushed increasingly to the side, and a new manager, Paul Manafort, brought in.

Almodovar, who has worked with grande dames of world cinema such as Cecilia Roth, Penélope Cruz, Carmen Maura and Rossy de Palma, lamented the fact that older Hollywood stars such as Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon had been pushed increasingly towards roles on the small screen, while European actors such as Isabelle Huppert and Juliette Binoche still found meaty roles in film.

The U.S. mission to kill Bin Laden at his compound in the military city of Abbottabad was one of a series of events in 2011 that pushed increasingly tenuous relations between the U.S. and Pakistan to the brink of collapse.

As previously written, the two men (and their supporters) have pushed increasingly nationalistic, faux patriotic and in the case of Trump, xenophobic agendas including "otherization" of opponents and detractors alike.

Most significantly, there was nothing to dampen the escalating tensions between Turkey's Sunni Muslim majority and the Alevi minority, pushing increasingly for greater religious and cultural rights.

The device's main asset was also its main liability: you could turn it on and forget about it, pushing increasingly bitter and burnt liquid through an increasingly bleached bed of grounds, creating an infinitely bad cup of coffee.

"How do we consider similar scenarios, as operators push increasingly complex projects in West Africa, Brazil and the Arctic?" asked Paul Sheng, the director for oil and natural gas at McKinsey, a consulting firm, referring to the Gulf of Mexico accident.

It is shown that nanofluid science pushes increasingly into the scientific world providing plenty of new questions and challenges.

But this year, federal judges and mediators have been pushing increasingly for costlier settlements (see "Wall Street Fine Tracker").