Sentence examples for an ever higher from inspiring English sources

Last week an industry moving at an ever higher speed almost crashed.

Latino immigrants are poorly schooled in a country that places an ever higher premium on education.

There is a push from all political parties for an ever higher proportion of the next generation to go through universities.

Faced with unsustainable costs, rightwing politicians are questioning the decades-old mantra that an ever higher rate of incarceration is the best way to fight crime.

If you take the metaphor seriously, "inflation" in grades ought to mean that work of a given standard would be awarded an ever higher grade, year by year.

As cars contain an ever higher proportion of plastic, they also become more expensive to recycle at the end of their lives.So bury plastic instead?

EDs in LMICs are increasingly facing the pressures of high patient volumes, limited resources, and an ever-high burden of disease [52].

With the NHS ailing, many question its future – can it keep up with an ageing population, ever higher expectations, ever harsher scrutiny?

At the end of the crevice the heat rises, and the condor catches the column of air as if it were stepping onto an escalator, circling ever higher.

And $3,000 a month — an amount that was inching ever higher — seemed a breathtaking sum.

Obamacare has worked its way into the fabric of American medicine, which was on an unsustainable path to ever higher costs and less access.