Sentence examples for contributing ever from inspiring English sources

Emerging markets now represent one-fifth of global expenditure on advertising, and are contributing ever greater sums.

Thanks to tight oil and natural gas from shale, fossil fuels are contributing ever more to economic growth: 0.3 points last year alone, according to J.P. Morgan, and 0.1 to 0.2 a year to the end of 2020, according to the Peterson Institute, a think-tank.

They all live in an American Panem and so feel no compunctions about promoting the idea that corporations contributing ever less to the federal till would Make America Great Again.

Here is one thing that is for sure – the committee charged with reducing the deficit may also contribute ever so slightly to it – the committee will receive an operating budget, but that number has yet to be set.

But when it did, in March 2010 -- exactly 40 years after the women before us had demanded equality -- we felt like we'd contributed, ever so slightly, to keeping their story alive.

Every Royal Court dramatist was invited to contribute ever-changing material to a revue about Enoch Powell, who could, by coincidence, be seen every morning at Sloane Square station going to work.

Lacking any option, they are showing up in emergency rooms, contributing to ever-longer waits and a higher risk of cursory treatment by overworked doctors and nurses.

At a time when matchday revenue contributes an ever smaller percentage of their total income, it appears to be one they are determined to pass up.

But unlike many charity events which are mostly about raising money and awareness, this one presented a unique opportunity for all of us to contribute, without ever having to spend a nickel: We can help protect people with Down syndrome from being bullied.

As such, it may contribute to ever increasing rates of invasion.

Finally, training in research ethics affords scientists, especially those from developing countries, the opportunity to contribute to ever increasing international debates on ethical issues [ 6], many of which are likely to take place in developing countries.