Sentence examples for we've increasingly from inspiring English sources

We've increasingly turned our backs on the very idea of hard-won excellence while flinging open the doors to decadence and decline.

"Crimes ripped from the headlines," promos for "Law and Order" have boasted in recent years, and that is indeed what we've increasingly been getting: rich-people murders, Hollywood murders, politician murders, all sounding dubiously familiar.

"We've increasingly got five-to-18 schools, why not [from] three?" Morgan said, later adding: "I said three to 18, it could be two to 18 as far as I'm concerned".

So that can be the silver lining in this story, for conservatives (or others) looking for a reason to be sanguine about contemporary debates: The negative trends of the '00s notwithstanding, the understanding of marriage that we've increasingly embraced, in law and culture alike, does seem to work out well for a portion of the population.

I'd say we've increasingly turned our focus to the languages of the developing world.

Only we've increasingly seen, year after painful year, that it's not true.

We have, increasingly, a global economy and a global society.

The social ills we have, increasingly, are problems of the relatively old.Take alcohol.

"We have increasingly developed close relations between ourselves and Yemen," Mr. Cheney said.

Over the last 20 years we have increasingly blamed the people needing help for the problem.

As he puts it in his poem "Marginalization": "we have increasingly become phantoms.