Sentence examples for very increasingly from inspiring English sources

Google's "other revenue," which includes its very increasingly important cloud efforts, rose substantially to $4.43 billion.

The other was Ossining High School, part of a very diverse, increasingly Hispanic town in Westchester, best known for Sing Sing Correctional Facility.

Lahinch thrives off its surf schools and nearby swells, fueled by the very storms increasingly rolling across the Atlantic.

The system is still undeniably based on selling more stuff very fast – increasingly to emerging markets – and that involves exporting an unsustainable, fast-paced form of consumerism.

Despite the original verdict, doubts persisted about payouts of many millions that were of no apparent benefit to the company.Although Mr Ackermann has always insisted that his legal difficulties have not detracted from his role running Deutsche, he may now conclude that he cannot continue as boss of a very large, increasingly complex institution while another long court case grinds on.

"And I think the same is true of a new kind of journalism that's emerging, which is not saying, 'Oh I don't know anything.' It's saying, 'Well I'm trying and I'm doing my best in this chaotic world.' " "Bitter Lake" acknowledges that chaos from the very start: "Increasingly, we live in a world where nothing makes any sense.

Hence the fossil record is very incomplete, increasingly so further back in time.

What he meant, he said, was that "I feel very much increasingly that we're in January of 1939.

Bishop of Lewes Wallace Benn told a conference of conservative Anglicans in Hoddesdon, England that, with the conflict over women bishops, "I feel very much increasingly that we're in January of 1939".

Whether the elevated serum COMP levels are influenced by COMP released from ligaments and tendons – the very structures increasingly recognised as being involved in early disease [ 8] – will be an important question to answer.

But even those countries that remain very poor are increasingly keen to capitalise on global power shifts to rejig their place in the world.