Sentence examples for an ever more essential from inspiring English sources

The cost of college has skyrocketed and a four-year degree has become an ever more essential cornerstone to a middle-class standard of living.

I had thought that we were entering an era of increased transparency in the judicial system (think the supreme court's Twitter account and routine issue of press summaries, publication of judgments from family proceedings) and that legal blogging and legal related blogging was a part of that movement, and a vital component of an ever more essential public legal education movement.

Given the complexity in medical research, medical writing will become an ever more essential part of the process.

A large part of it is the ever more essential struggle to keep careerism and partisanship from blinding one to citizenship and principle.

Ad-tech may not be the most obvious face of digital advertising, but in a world in which the role of big data is getting ever more essential to how things work, it is taking up an increasingly important role.

Having run for eight months on West 43rd Street, "Urinetown," like its competitors up and down Broadway, finds it ever more essential to reach out to a broader audience to fill seats.

When disease does not respond, good care becomes ever more essential to improve quality of life.

But, although C.C.S. has stalled in practice, it has become ever more essential on paper.

This has been particularly true as more parents try to position their children for college, which has become ever more essential for success in today's economy.

The process of organisation among revolutionary forces is happening with energy and speed, but it is becoming ever more essential as the next step in Egypt's power struggle for change.

When citizens and their leaders do not model delayed gratification and self-control in energy use and consumption of other nonrenewable resources, teaching self-control in schools becomes especially challenging and ever more essential.