Sentence examples for returning increasingly from inspiring English sources

A number of rare and threatened species are also found along the Adriatic's eastern coast; it is relatively clearer and less polluted than the western Adriatic coast in part because the sea currents flow through the Adriatic in a counterclockwise direction, thus bringing clearer waters up the eastern coast and returning increasingly polluted water down the western coast.

It is the period that most people currently reach by their 80s, when their capabilities decline and they return increasingly to a childlike state of dependency.

Fishing on Caribbean reefs occurred long before the arrival of European settlers, but has returned increasingly diminished yields over the last 200 years as human populations have escalated in the region [14] [16].

Mr. Currier played the two-movement Haydn Sonata No. 48 in C, with its slow opening Andante (a long-spun melody keeps returning with increasingly elaborate ornamentation) and rollicking rondo finale.

However, when my parents married in 1945, China was in turmoil and the possibility of returning grew increasingly remote, and they decided to begin their family in the United States.

The problem of inequality, in which the returns increasingly go to the best educated and most privileged is real and growing.

"The business case is clear; we believe our investment will enhance top-line growth, be earnings enhancing from 2010 and with the benefits of scale, deliver increasingly attractive returns," he said in a statement.

Though for most endeavors there is a point where benefits of increased investment yield increasingly poorer returns, we would argue that we are far from this scenario in AD.

A combat veteran of the French army in World War II, he returned home increasingly radicalized by the humiliations suffered by Algerian Muslims under the colonial system.

The next month, nevertheless, Lawrence took part in the victory parade in Jerusalem and then returned to increasingly successful actions in which Fayṣal's forces nibbled their way north.

Signs of improvement have certainly come; but as nations are working together to build peace, so refugee populations have been encouraged to return home, increasingly seen as an unwelcome reminder of the region's violent past.