Sentence examples for ever distant from inspiring English sources

The German company blamed cutbacks in Internet spending by big companies as gains promised by e-commerce remained an ever distant prospect.

All this bids up the price of peace and makes denuclearisation an ever-distant dream.

What interests astronomers trying to find ever more distant Type 1a supernovae - distant both in space and in time - is the chance to compare them to better-known, more local supernovae.

The prospect of Japanese "tapering" is ever more distant.

Outside the bubble, reality becomes ever more distant, ever less real.

Unemployment is growing and a recovery that brings hope to the jobless looks ever more distant.

It simply pushes up prices and makes buying an ever more distant prospect for millions.

As ever, the distant speck of Christmas Island is the centre of attention.

Whenever I see her she seems to have been summoned from an ever more distant age.

Increasingly, they are migrating from their ethnic enclave to ever more distant suburbs, attracted by good schools and safe streets.

The result is to make the public realm seem ever more distant and, it seems, ever more miserable.