Sentence examples for ever growing numbers from inspiring English sources

Websites like SeekingArrangement connect ever growing numbers of rich older men with ever growing numbers of poorer younger women.

Ever growing numbers of sick people recycled around an impoverished prison system is shaming.

It is clear that housing is becoming increasingly unaffordable for ever growing numbers of households on lower incomes.

"Instead of being cowed by their employer's aggression, cabin crew are striking forcing B.A. to cancel ever growing numbers of flights".

At the very least, the phenomenon spells immeasurable anguish, heartache and medical intervention for ever growing numbers of involuntarily childless couples.

Ever growing numbers of families are choosing to send their children abroad for undergraduate and even high school education in order for them to acquire the skills and credentials needed to succeed in the global economy.

To judge from the number of hits on sites like Google, they are gobbling up written information in ever-growing numbers.

Ever-growing numbers of youths from Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea and Ivory Coast are now schooled in nothing but the art of destruction.

And those who do vote are looking in ever-growing numbers to protest groups (in Sicily, one founded by a comedian and blogger, Beppe Grillo, came top).To understand why, consider Lombardy, the region of Italy's financial capital, Milan.

They must simultaneously continue to produce high-quality work that attracts audiences in ever-growing numbers (when, throughout the country, pubs, bars and restaurants struggle to draw cash-strapped people from their homes).

One of the best possible outcomes of the slowdown might be that the way in which we now produce and consume too much will become impossible without ever-growing numbers of young people to make up the market.