Sentence examples for time is increasingly from inspiring English sources

College trips offer concentrated time with your child, when available time is increasingly rare.

Like the rest of the year, this time is increasingly fragmented, splintered by the growing demands on an academic's time.

"Physicians' time is increasingly consumed by paperwork that they view as intrusive and valueless," The New England Journal of Medicine editorialized recently.

As you go up the business ladder you'll find that your time is increasingly taken up with two things: law and finance.

As new developments rise up quickly, transforming vast areas of land, the reputation of London as a city rooted in time is increasingly called upon, instilling these new structures with notions of integrity.

There are regular complaints that clinical time is increasingly eaten up by administration; but it is also true that our cases are often of such a complexity and level of risk that we want to make sure every decision is in writing.

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.

Within these, however, the couples' free time was increasingly furnished by The Holiday, which flourished slowly, vividly, like a prisoner's plot.

Sheridan continued to adapt plays and to improvise spectacular shows at Drury Lane, but as a succession of acting managers took over the burden of direction his time was increasingly given to politics.

Budget hotels, which have been offering free Wi-Fi for some time, are increasingly calling attention to the service as a way to stand out from more expensive hotels as travelers look for bargains in the recession.

He writes: "The protection fire provided at night enabled them to sleep on the ground and lose their climbing ability, and females likely began cooking for males, whose time was increasingly free to search for more meat and honey.