Sentence examples for some increasingly from inspiring English sources

They both played attractively against some increasingly tame bowling.

The problem is that I am starting to say some increasingly terrible things to him.

At the same time, in the tranquil seclusion of house and garden, Ono has time for some increasingly troubled reflections.

Moreover, at a time when some increasingly regimented coaches frowned on self-expression, he actively encouraged on-pitch improvisation.

Deborah Hedwall is delightful as the boundary-demolishing mom, but she is asked to paper over some increasingly awkward lurches in tone (1 25).

This has led to some increasingly unseemly attacks at traditionally marginalized groups, even as — and possibly particularly because — they grow more powerful.

SOME economists are increasingly worried that the spread of SARS in China will scare off foreign investors.

The new elite is rich and, some say, increasingly corrupt.

Some people, increasingly, want to talk about it.

With some Americans increasingly inured to advertising, media manipulation has become more important.

The search for the causes of autism has for some time increasingly belonged to the neurologists and the geneticists.