Sentence examples for was being even from inspiring English sources

What was happening on the inshore reefs was possibly a case where the acidification of the sea was being even further enhanced by human activities, he said.

"On my book tour, the escorts were obviously unimpressed with my luggage, which hurts a lot," the novelist Jonathan Lethem told me recently, and I don't think he was being even a little bit facetious.

But in its day, the rule led — ironically — to an upsurge in such petitions to Congress; inspired more such pleas going to state legislatures; and — above all, said Carpenter — lit a fire under women incensed that their freedom of speech was being even further curtailed.

I don't think I machete'd anyone, but by all accounts I was being even more of a cunt than usual.

Coming so soon after the doomed investigation by Yard troubleshooter John Yates into Tony Blair's alleged loans-for-honours practices, it struck me as the Met's attempt to show it was being even-handed between the political parties, but also to give the politicians another kicking.

They were being even more wary than usual about leaks.

The bank is being even more cautious about new business.

China is being even more aggressive than the U.S. We applied for a [U.S.

She's always aggressive, but she's being even more aggressive.

So we are being even more diversified than we had been in financials.

As a result, the company is being even more aggressive with its pricing.