Sentence examples for ever larger amount from inspiring English sources

With pay swallowing an ever larger amount of taxpayer's spending, productivity in NHS hospitals dropped by 1.4% every year, despite the budget swelling from £60bn in 2000 to £102bn in 2010.

A fixed amount of government-owned gold backed an ever larger amount of printed currency.

Ever larger amounts of time are expended commuting.

So, too, increasingly does China, Asia's rising power, which is importing ever larger amounts of oil from the gulf.

"In spite of the occasional flurry from more active shareholders, boards continue to award ever larger amounts of pay to their most senior executives".

With DVD producing revenues in the billions, studios are more willing to spend ever larger amounts on extended films and supplemental materials.

It is the latest in a series of property developments costing ever larger amounts which have fuelled growing concerns of a property bubble.

Ever larger amounts of money are now being bet on each game it may be $1 billion a match at the World Cup.

Harsh state judicial campaigns financed by ever larger amounts of special interest money are eating away at public faith in judicial impartiality.

Syria, which once prided itself on its self-sufficiency and even exported wheat, is now quietly importing it in ever larger amounts.

But major telephone companies are converting ever larger amounts of phone traffic that originates and ends as a traditional call into data packets that travel on the Internet for much of the journey.