Sentence examples for ever larger pool of from inspiring English sources

But as professional bass fishing has flourished and attracted an ever larger pool of fans and sponsors, that Olympic spirit has become shrouded in Olympic-grade commercialism.

Ms. Jung, the chief executive of the Avon Products Company, sees an ever larger pool of women she can recruit to sell Avon products to an equally large pool of women who cannot afford department store creams.

Believing that capital is the catalyzing force of all economic activity, the economists assumed that amassing wealth could provide an ever larger pool of capital, which, if properly invested in new technologies, goods, and services, in an unfettered marketplace, would continue to create more wealth which would generate more capital, leading to an ever expanding economic pie.

While no one keeps overall statistics on juror excuses, those closest to the process say that in many parts of the country an increasing number of jurors are trying to get out of service, forcing courts to call an ever larger pool of jurors to meet their needs.

There is widespread concern, for example, over the future of the social security system, as there is in this country -- how to sustain a pay-as-you-go system with an ever-smaller number of workers supporting an ever-larger pool of retirees.

The slow transformation of a huge swathe of the economy from steady jobs to an ever-shifting maelstrom of short-term contracts with few-to-no benefits, for which an ever-larger pool of people will compete thanks to ever-lower barriers to entry, in a sector where most jobs are already poorly paid…does this sound to you like it will decrease inequality and increase social mobility?

Just as these financial supermarkets began attracting ever-larger pools of capital from investors, there was an explosion of trading in exotic and complicated securities based on mortgages and other consumer debt.

One elongated pool after another again channels rain or spring water down from the heights to ever larger pools below.

The prospect is certainly more appealing than it ever used to be, as rising divorce rates have yielded a larger pool of possibilities.

36 Each adolescent survey was programmed to randomly select 50 movie titles from the larger pool of 384 movies; respondents were asked whether they had ever seen each movie title.

And real estate investment in expensive cities requires an ever larger initial pool of capital: among the reasons the rich may wring better returns from their investments.