Sentence examples for ever more active from inspiring English sources

Starting in the 1950s, Schapiro's professional career became ever more active.

There was soon tantalizing evidence that Islamic extremists were becoming ever more active in Arizona.

The particular excitement of Wednesday's performance came from the way Ms. Kowroski took an ever more active grasp of the choreography, as if progressing, especially during "Movements," from following instructions to issuing them.

All three books, by example and by counsel, empower young children to engage their fertile imaginations: to mark, to match, to make and to record — to become ever more active constructors of their own inner and outer worlds.

General practice's share of NHS funding has fallen from 11%to8.4%4% in recent years, even though GPs handle 90% of patient contacts with the NHS and are expected to play an ever more active role in managing many patients' conditions.

Above all other names in the West, that of Keynes became identified with such policy in the democracies and with the general movement of central governments toward ever more active and constant regulation of processes once thought best left to what the classical economists thought of as natural laws.

I was always more active".

Shias – with Iranian backing to militias in Iraq, Lebanon and the Arabian peninsula – are ever more vocal and active.

People are living longer than ever and are more active into their 70s, 80s and beyond.

Besides bag check charges and reservations change penalties, the revenue comes from a large and growing array of services and products as airlines devise ever more strategies to become "more active retailers of travel," according to Jay Sorensen, the president of IdeaWorksCompany.

Nor does his grace ever falter in the more active movements.