Sentence examples for thought increasingly from inspiring English sources

Reports suggest that tens of thousands of Square Mile jobs could disappear if passporting rights – a mechanism enabling London companies to operate freely across the EU nations – are lost under the Brexit terms, an outcome thought increasingly likely as the prime minister makes immigration curbs her top priority.

It is now thought increasingly likely that while advertisers will resist an outright ban on TV advertising, they are prepared to give ground in other areas - such as the amount of advertising scheduled during children's programming and the use of celebrities.

From the early 3rd century bc on, the Middle East began to influence Greek thought increasingly.

When we are always tethered to our offices, our families, our friends — even when hiking in the woods or walking by the ocean — then solitude becomes increasingly elusive, and creative, contemplative, carefully considered thought increasingly gives way to immediate, sometimes ill-considered reactions.

While many women and some men are willing to pay as much as $145 without giving it a second thought, increasingly, designer labels are offering jeans ranging from $300 to as much as $4,000.

I think increasingly you'll see more of that.

"I think increasingly it looks like 2004 could be better than 2003," Mr. Carliner said.

I think increasingly we are seeing women break out of unfulfilling, unimaginative workplaces.

I think increasingly you get the sense that some warring parties regard humanitarian workers as soft targets.

"You know, I think increasingly you're seeing that the community, businesses and residents in Lower Manhattan feel that they are the ones that are being occupied," he said.

"I think increasingly you'll see us focus on communications, photos and the Google+ Stream as three important areas, rather than being thought of as one area," he said in an interview.