Sentence examples for took increased from inspiring English sources

Ironically, as the number of flights I took increased, and the distances that I traveled grew, my fear of flying began to give way to a sense of welcome relief that I'd be in the air for 10 or more hours and be able to focus on work or even have the chance to catch up on sleep.

A total of four papers [ 22, 23, 28, 52] took "increased age" as the potential factor, while other papers investigated some specific cut-off age values such as 60, 70,80 and so on.

Then, Kidman took increasing ambitious, off-the-wall roles in movies not meant to be blockbusters.

After her husband's death, the actress moved back to New York and took increasing solace in drinking.

As the counterattack progressed, Union forces at the covered bridge took increasing pressure from the 4th Kentucky Regiment.

Since spinal muscular atrophy is fatal by age two, parents and doctors are willing to take increased risks.

It also allows them to take increased ownership of their work.

ESSKA has during the last 10 years taken increased responsibility for research and education.

The committee called on Ofcom and the Information Commissioner's Office to take increased action.

He says it will take increased Internet penetration (upwards of 40percentt), and government stability to woo U.S. capital.

That's why food experts are taking increased insect consumption so seriously.