Sentence examples for that for increasingly from inspiring English sources

It is well known that for increasingly rarefied flowfields, the predictions from continuum formulation, such as the Navier Stokes equations lose accuracy.

Mechref and coworkers have described major advances in both preanalytical separation methods and MS that allowed for increasingly comprehensive characterization of glycosylated proteins repertoire (the glyome) and cancer-specific glycoproteins in various types of cancers including ovarian cancer [ 48].

"They need to compensate for that with increasingly gruesome killings of prisoners," he said.

By late 1942 Hitler's subordinates had split into cliques that competed for increasingly scarce resources, while he remained the final arbiter of all disputes.

But what has the glut of cable money -- the Mets had the second-highest payroll in the majors last year -- done for that increasingly sad-sack franchise?

I have sympathy for reporters who are on deadline and are trying to summon a wacky entry for that increasingly bizarre Year in Ideas issue of the NYT Magazine.

On the other hand, structural health monitoring of dental implants, a process that is increasingly developed for, for example, aeronautical structures, is virtually unknown in the dental community.

The answer for that is increasingly militarized weapons".

Yet this does not excuse tactics that have paved the way for increasingly harsh policies.

Searching for the caves was a travel experience that is increasingly rare for other reasons.

McInerney was one of 11 debut novelists to be longlisted this year for an award that has increasingly become a showcase for new and emerging talent.