Sentence examples for an ever less from inspiring English sources

Never has more technology been chucked in the faces of an ever less appreciative consumer group.

But the once-daily scrutiny of East-versus-West — including battles over changing street names celebrating Communist heroes — is an ever less frequent topic.

She struggles to save Taggart Transcontinental from the mismanagement of her self-loathing brother and from the army of profit-hating government regulators who are turning the United States into an ever less productive place.

Mr Edwards has shown no willingness to take on the teachers' unions, though they are a much bigger barrier to improving the prospects of poor Americans than the average company.Indeed, far from being an increasing source of strength for the Democrats, populism has become an ever less reliable resource.

Now, an ever less checked-and-balanced executive is going to be given war powers in cyber space.

Added up this means that for many going to college and getting yourself in tens of thousands of dollars of debt is looking an ever less smart choice.

With the planet's population heading ever more rapidly towards the seven billion mark (we'll get there in October) and an ever-less-economical reliance on meat, farmed insects might just provide an answer.

Public opinion data over more than 50 years reveals a country ever less willing to restrict gun ownership, even as mass shootings and other high-profile shooting incidents continue to make news.

The entrepreneurs currently hoping to be billionaires in the next year or two with the "next Instagram" will no doubt hope such an allure becomes ever less appealing.

Technology, in the words of Clay Shirky, a theorist of digital life at New York University, will be ever less "an alternative to real life" and ever more "an augmentation of it".

In her 30s, a woman becomes ever less fecund.