Sentence examples for This ever greater from inspiring English sources

This ever greater disparity, he thought, would ultimately undermine capitalism.

Greenhall's big idea was this: Ever greater degrees of compression would soon upend other, even bigger, industries.

All this has encouraged ever greater use of groundwater.

The response of some secretaries to this plight is ever greater sublimation of self and dedication to the boss's welfare.

The market-risk department never really took ownership of them, believing them to be primarily credit-risk instruments, and the credit-risk department thought of them as market risk as they sat in the trading book.The explosive growth and profitability of the structured-credit market made this  an ever greater problem.

This trend toward ever greater sample complexity has been enabled and in turn driven by the rapid development of powerful mass spectrometric tools.

"Every day that such an important lifeline of humanitarian aid for children remains cut off, puts the children of this country at ever greater risk".

This has assumed ever greater importance as home ownership has become 'normalized' in British society and discourse as a positional good which conveys status, normal aspiration, and notions of being a good citizen and parent [ 42].

The immediate impact of this decision is an ever greater loss in membership dues and operating revenues at this critical time.

This has brought it ever greater influence.

The size of the global economy, he forecast, would increase sevenfold in the following century, and this, in concert with ever greater "technical improvements," would usher in the fifteen-hour week.