Sentence examples for ever increasing world from inspiring English sources

It is a major challenge to produce food and energy sustainably for the ever increasing world population as today's conventional food production and energy needs are met by the fossil based resources, causing enormous environmental load.

As Davis writes to Schapiro in 1952 about the latter's work on the middle ages: "I [received] new information [regarding] the existence of the human individual in what had been an historical abstraction of monolithic sanctity, that is, the middle ages". One can also argue that this is true of post-war America, where the individual became subsumed in an ever increasing world of mass production.

Inspired by the ever increasing world energy demand and the excessive consumption of conventional energy, the development of unconventional shale oil has gained extensive attention, because of its large reserves and potential production [1].

Following a general introduction to electricity and its distribution, the author quantifies the reductions needed in greenhouse gas emissions from the power sector in the face of ever increasing world demands for electricity.

With so much starvation and an ever increasing world population, we simply need more nutritious food, especially in developing countries, plus a viable distribution network.

Its genetic improvement holds the key to achieving the levels of production necessary to meet the demands of an ever increasing world population.

Over the last decade, the ever increasing world-wide demand for early detection of breast cancer at many screening sites and hospitals has resulted in the need of new research avenues.

In an ever increasing digital world, the importance of a company's website, and its ability to convert, can't be overstated.

The key issues within the book--sociability, social capital, and community development--are examined in the context of an ever increasing aging world.

"It is interesting that as technology is thrust forward, the accountability of action and the impact of the ever increasing virtual world of code, algorithm, and data looks to exclude the human from the equation," Knowles tells The Creators Project.

It sounds too simple, but in an age of constant competition and a human culture to always ask 'What's next," a run with some friends and feeling the right way simply being part of a welcoming group of fellow 261ers, might just be the right remedy for what is ailing so many of us in this ever increasing stressful world in which we live.