Sentence examples for when increasingly from inspiring English sources

In an era when increasingly few "real" books are fact-checked, perhaps this is a moot point, but let's hope not.

And Maria acted as his champion and protector, facing down the world for him when increasingly he was too drugged or drunk to hold his head up.

As Mr. Aronson writes, "In an era when, increasingly, the credo was 'form follows function,' Urban's architecture often masked its structures; form followed fantasy".

In some cold cases, there's a risk that certain evidence will be depleted – like when increasingly more fabric is clipped from semen-stained clothing to test.

Ms. Rappaport starts with a timeline that tracks the evolution of factory design from its beginnings in the late 18th century through the 20th, when increasingly strict zoning laws in America and Europe pushed most manufacturing out to the suburbs.

Also, when increasingly elongated paths are taken by jet stream winds, it's easier for them to pull exceptionally cold air further southwards, which is exactly what's happening this week.

Jérôme was still a child when his increasingly powerful brother sent him to Paris for schooling.

And that is oddly counterintuitive at a time when television increasingly savors imperfection.

But she starts to feel differently when her increasingly desperate emails go unanswered.

But this might be the moment when Nova, increasingly confident and unflappable, is anointed as the real deal.

And not when bland, increasingly ineffectual career politicians in France, Spain and Britain are struggling to connect with angry, austerity-weary voters.