Sentence examples for ever greater volume from inspiring English sources

The southern EU countries, instead of leaving prices unchanged, could abandon austerity and issue an ever greater volume of new bonds to stimulate the economy.

Behind it, in every imaginable form of storage — on paper, on video and audio tape, on discs, film, and silicon chips — is an ever greater volume of information waiting to be retrieved.

The ability to churn out ever greater volumes of information in a variety of formats has exceeded our ability to process it.

As we automate more and more routine work, generating ever greater volumes of digital data, managers are focusing ever more on supporting knowledge workers — which these days is just about everybody.

But if rugby and football teams are having to learn to deal with ever greater volumes of data, there is one sport that is already close to information overload.

FOR decades, the United States was the world's only significant mass market, offering businesses more than enough consumers to buy up ever greater volumes of their merchandise and services.

This was a period of extraordinarily expensive bridges to sparsely inhabited regions, multi-lane roads between tiny rural communities, cementing over the few remaining natural riverbanks, and pouring ever greater volumes of concrete into the sea walls that were supposed to protect 40% of the Japanese coastline.

Moreover, as cities accumulate ever greater volumes of data on their citizens, the lack of cybersecurity investment in the governmental sector puts citizens at incredible risk.

Ever greater volumes of data are available in machine-readable form – not least mass data (big data) from social networks that helps computers to learn how people think and take decisions.

Quite the contrary, Beijing is going full steam ahead in establishing a US-style strategic petroleum reserve and cracking crude in ever greater volumes for petroleum product exports to near Asia.

The failure of the patchwork approach in an industry driven by relentless pressure to cut costs and turn out an ever-greater volume of affordable clothing became evident as more people died in factory disasters.