Sentence examples for ever greater efforts from inspiring English sources

Her grandmother, exacting and rather unkind, drives her to ever greater efforts in the ballet classes that take place on the lower floors of the building.

Their ranks are filled with gung-ho former military men and women urged to ever greater efforts with the carrot-and-stick of hefty bonuses and multiple quotas.

For at least six years between 2000 and 2006, senior staff sat on the newsdesk close to the office from which Coulson sent his email exhorting ever greater effort, had equipped themselves with a powerful but illegal tool to gain insight into the lives of those deemed of interest to NOTW readers.

A review of the changes in the environment surrounding the manufacturing industry indicated an ever greater necessity for corporate efforts to amplify and capitalize upon the technical prowess of the engineering staff who bear the main burden of these times.

So, as the society has moved forward, it has become more urgent than ever that China makes greater efforts to promote rule of law in order to better coordinate the society, balance interests and set standards for social behavior.

Officially, the FN has made greater efforts than ever before to vet its candidates to protect Ms Le Pen from embarrassment.

In the face of ever younger minors committing ever greater numbers of crimes, its efforts to maintain and even increase legal protections are impressive.

In earlier questioning on Thursday, Mr. Lowell tried to paint Mr. Young as an opportunist who double-crossed his boss in an effort to draw ever greater sums of money from Ms. Mellon.

But tension escalated as Ferguson grew to feel he was not properly compensated for efforts that were providing ever greater rewards for those above him.

Third, donors must fund the UN's appeal for Syria: unless every country joins the relief effort, needs will continue to outpace resources at an ever greater rate.

Losing control as stated above leads to either greater efforts at compartmentalization, or great fear of two or more segments of your life ever coming into contact with each other.