Sentence examples for because of the ever from inspiring English sources

Because of the ever greater cost of staying in a New York hotel, the idea of subletting an apartment for a holiday weekend like Labor Day or for even longer stints can seem appealing.

The Australian Medical Association stated: "The risks withstood are not just those related to the exposure to harmful environmental factors arising from the 45-day fire causing a state of emergency, but also because of the ever present risks from harmful levels of air pollution due to proximity to the mining operations of the coal industry".

Microbe cement has drawn much attention because of the ever increasing awareness of environmental protection.

This is because of the ever increasingly recognized phenomenon of the occult pneumothorax (OPTX) [3].

Because of the ever widening gap between the poor and the wealthy and the shrinking of the middle class, they illustrated how little $300 would do for someone already well-to-do (in fact, one rich person on the show actually blows their nose with the $300 "Nixon-fun-buck") and how the poor are in so deep $300 isn't going to do much to help them at all.

Because of the ever increasing amount of patient data available, scaling is a critical aspect of EHR systems.

Housing is dropping because of the ever-larger number of homes people have walked away from because they can't pay their mortgages.

Another criminal justice measure is in limbo, mainly because of the ever-dicey politics between Albany and New York City.

Because of the ever-shifting front, Strada said, "we had Taliban fighters who were taken to Panjshir, and Northern Alliance fighters who were taken to Kabul.

The weak dollar would once have given Detroit some protection, but no longer, because of the ever-expanding number of "transplant" production lines.

Because of the ever-changing gravitational field of Pluto and Charon (which rotate around each other), Nix and Hydra rotate chaotically with their poles sometimes flipping.