Sentence examples for adopting ever from inspiring English sources
In America's culture wars he has followed the Republican trend of adopting ever more socially conservative positions.
Yet increasingly terrorists are adopting ever more sophisticated methods of identity fraud both to obtain money and to pursue terrorist action.
Dr. Dyson argued in his 1979 paper that life and intelligence could survive the desert of darkness and cold in a universe that was expanding infinitely but ever more slowly by adopting ever slower and cooler forms of existence.
Sickened by highly publicized crimes against children and dubious about the odds of rehabilitation, Congress and the states have been adopting ever-tougher laws governing where and how sex offenders can live, work and travel.
A revolving repertory of actors — Lange, Sarah Paulson, Kathy Bates, Denis O'Hare — play different roles each round (and often adopt ever crazier accents).
Editors adopted ever more complex rules to hold anonymous sourcing in check, but the rules never held for long.
"Our American partners have a prevailing tendency to threaten and increase pressure, adopt ever more sanctions against Syria and against Iran," Mr. Lavrov said.
And the problem is that although our demands on batteries are getting bigger, batteries are not, forcing manufacturers to adopt ever more innovative ways to increase the capacity.
Eventually I found a sort of wiggly way out by writing someone else's poetry with Katerina Brac (1985)" – his "translations" of a fictional eastern European poet, the first of several personas he has periodically adopted ever since.
Burdened by a pile of government debt that could force it into default (and the European banking system into a meltdown), Greece has had to adopt ever more stringent austerity plans in order to secure a bailout from the European Union.
The Israelis argue that Mr. Barghouti led Fatah to adopt ever more violent tactics, and finally to send suicide bombers into Israel -- a tactic until then limited to Islamic militants.
