Sentence examples for Ever more visible from inspiring English sources

So America's word may be less persuasive than China's ever more visible presence.

As humanitarian action has become ever more visible and scrutinised, our old leaders are found ever more wanting.

But surely today's ever more visible super-rich are part of the problem, rather than part of the solution?

An ever more visible feature of the ongoing US-led military operation against Islamic State (Isis) is the intertwining of this effort with Iran's objectives in the region.

The riches are ever more visible through global communications; options for travel are ever greater; millions of sealed containers make an ever growing exchange of goods even easier.

As 1988 wore on, perestroika started to lose its initial lustre, as deep economic problems, stirrings of independence in the non-Russian republics and ever more visible splits in the ruling Communist Party eroded Mr Gorbachev's authority.

It appears drones are going to become an ever-more visible part of our lives.

What is clear, however, is that a large military deployment appears to be under way in Tripoli and the surrounding areas, with ever more tanks visible both inside the city and in the countryside and more missile launchers seen on the roads.

Has there ever been a more visible Christian?

Food banks have become an ever more normalised and visible part of austerity Britain.

Analyzing a variety of heterogeneous periodicals (including major newspapers like La Nación and La Prensa, as well as "little magazines" such as Espiga, Centro, Bibliograma, and Contorno), I discuss the expansion and increasing contentiousness of literary criticism, which became an ever more regular and visible presence in such publications.