Sentence examples for ever more a from inspiring English sources
The stock market is ever more a casino.
The financial superpower looks ever more a regulatory bully, setting rules it ignores itself.
After that he looked ever more a misguided favorite of his coach.
THE prime minister's loyalty to his friends looks to be ever more a fault.
Less the best cycling cafe ever more a Welcome Break on the M62.
In what has become ever more a younger man's world, Van Gaal, at 62, looks a strange choice.
That is perhaps an outdated view in a sport where grass courts are ever more an anachronism, reserved for a one-month window of the season.
As computers get better at knowing us and anticipating what we want, that is likely to happen yet more – as computers become ever more an extension of ourselves.
Further, as biology becomes ever more an information science dependent on large-scale datasets, the integration of bioinformation databases has become a top priority in life-science research.
"The music industry is moving ever more from a unit-based to an attention-based economy.
Wages falling, work ever more insecure, an affordable house a fantastical dream for many.
