Sentence examples for climbed ever higher from inspiring English sources

"As women have climbed ever higher, men have been falling behind," she said in an article, "What, Me Marry?," in the November issue of The Atlantic.

It didn't go well for Rubio, who was widely seen as embarrassing his campaign by stooping so low, while Trump's numbers, predictably, climbed ever higher.

For an hour or more, as we climbed ever higher, all I saw was jungle — trees and creepers on either side of us, with hardly a village to break the anxious monotony.

After decades of explosive growth, the annual volume of prescription opioids shrank 29percentt between 2011 and 2017, even as the number of overdose deaths has climbed ever higher, according to the IQVIA Institute for Human Data Science, which collects data for federal agencies.

It was fairly easy for the central bank to manipulate the value of the currency in the good old days when Iran was exporting up to 2.5 million barrels of crude oil at prices that climbed ever higher.

The prices of all sorts of commodities, including foodstuffs and cotton, have risen dramatically over the past year, and they've climbed ever higher in recent weeks, apparently on fears that Middle Eastern unrest could disrupt trade.

Facebook's valuation climbs ever higher as a few rich investors get a slice of the blockbuster social network.

Trapped between approaching storm fronts and with his fuel gauge bottoming out, he is forced to climb ever higher.

Nearly 50 million people, or one in six Americans, do not have health insurance, and premiums for those who do are climbing ever higher.

Yet after four days of psychological battery — during which her skirts and her heels climb ever higher — our heroine is still glowing and eager to make out.

With housing prices in the suburbs climbing ever higher, many families looking to buy their first home are staying in the city.