Sentence examples for an ever-growing role from inspiring English sources

Last December, Oliver Balch looked back at 2014 and saw growing acceptance that business would play an ever-growing role in fighting climate change, while governments would sit in relatively smaller seats.

Pantula, a statistician and former president of the American Statistical Association, also noted that statistical techniques are playing an ever-growing role in science and are key to taming the "data deluge" confronting fields such as astronomy, high-energy physics, and social sciences.

As global supply chains play an ever-growing role in the U.S. economy, U.S. policymakers must act to assure that supply chains maximize benefits for America and Americans.

With the minority vote destined to play an ever-growing role in American politics, the "Southern strategy"­ -- the foundation of Republican dominance for the quarter century between 1968 and 1992 -- ­is dead.

Mass literacy, schools, increased mobility of populations, and, more recently, the ever-growing role of mass communications all contribute to this tendency.

In the light of the ever-growing role of technology foresight and forecasting in strategic thinking [2], the most recent German national Foresight process4 identifies future global social challenges relating to Germany that will be relevant between now and 2030 with an emphasis on the social consequences [3, 4, 5].

In 2013, China's central and ever-growing role in international political and business affairs is both universally recognized, and constantly making headlines across the world.

The dispute also underscores the ever-growing role that data play in modern presidential campaigns, where resources are marshaled around precise formulas that factor in such details as where voters live, their latest purchases at big-box retailers and what magazines they read.

Despite an ever-growing appreciation of the role of circulating autoantibodies in the development of 'seropositive' disease, the pathogenesis of seronegative RA remains poorly understood.

The forthcoming World Health Report, to be entitled: 'No Health Without Research', reflects an ever-growing focus on the vital role of health research, and how best to bridge the 'Know-Do' gap.

The parliament has failed in its 35-year strategy of persuading voters to take it seriously by winning an ever growing role (see article).