Sentence examples for that time increasingly from inspiring English sources

Sure, if you watch FOX on Sunday at 6pm then you may not watch ABC at that time, increasingly with cord-cutting and time shifting that isn't the case anymore.

The Swedes were welcomed by much of the local population, by that time increasingly dissatisfied with the Polish-Lithuanian rule. in 1601 Krzysztof Radziwiłł succeeded at the Battle of Kokenhausen, but the Swedish advances had been reversed up to (not including) Reval, only after Jan Zamoyski brought in a more substantial force.

Mr. Anderson has lived for several years in Nyack, and his plays, it seems to us, have during that time grown increasingly remote and disassociated.

Mulgrew's new partner had taken over Calum's care when he was extradited; he says Laura, at that time, was increasingly "vague" about her whereabouts.

Throughout that time, Vince Cable increasingly found himself as the party's sole lifeline to the public, a senior Liberal Democrat of substance and radical instincts, as well as a good performer who rose to the occasion as a national figure of unusual authority when markets imploded in 2008.

During that time MPs became increasingly uneasy over what was proposed.

"During that time I became increasingly interested in the changing relationship between high culture and popular culture.

While the two nations finally agreed in May to relocate the noisy helicopter base to a less populated part of Okinawa by 2014, local resistance has made that time frame look increasingly unrealistic.

Over that time, liberals have increasingly criticized the group for its stances, including its one-time support of so-called "stand your ground" laws, a version of which played a key part of the defense in the killing of Trayvon Martin.

At that time, cities were becoming increasingly abandoned as people fled to the suburbs.

By that time, Iraqis had grown increasingly weary of the violence, and American support for the war, which had come to be called simply the Iraq War, reached an all-time low.