"The area has still not been jaded by tourism, yet increasing numbers are being attracted to the region as these countries rediscover their unique individual cultures".
Yet increasing numbers of young blacks, appalled by scenes of African Americans being brutally treated by well-armed white police, were frustrated by what they saw as the passivity of the civil rights movement.
Together, the microevolution featured decreasing numbers of expression-altered genes (314 genes under XI-0XI-0%X-0% and 189 genes under XII-0XII-0%-0% were significantly changed) yet increasing numbers of DNA-sequence changes (20 mutations in XI and 45 in XII), suggesting a temporal shift from changes in gene expression to changes in genome sequence.
Yet the increasing number of studies that support family-based behavioral treatment is shifting perceptions.
Yet an increasing number of workers find stress not a welcome buzz but an offence perpetrated by their employers.
And yet an increasing number of hometown chefs are not only celebrating Colorado's farmers, ranchers, cheesemakers and foragers, but also growing produce and other food themselves.
Yet an increasing number of Iraqis disagree: they believe that the attacks are being carried out by organized forces -- motivated by nationalism, Islam and revenge -- that feed off public unhappiness.
Yet an increasing number of hardy travelers are going to the South Pole region, in many ways the world's last unspoiled frontier, and a growing number of travel and cruise companies are offering specialized tour packages to get there in style.
Yet an increasing number of people are questioning whether Adblock Plus's software is unfairly using its powerful position not just to encourage better ads, but also to build a quite considerable revenue stream of its own.
PG-13 films are a significant source of this violence--not to mention nudity, profanity, sexual situations, and references to drugs and alcohol--and yet an increasing number of parents sanction such films for their children who are far younger.
