Sentence examples for ever more attractive from inspiring English sources
Even so, technology -- and Panasonic in particular -- is presenting ever more attractive sets of tradeoffs.
Each new low-power processor promise from Intel was matched by ever more attractive ARM development.
It off ers the same fantasy - ever more attractive in our apocalyptic age - of self-reliance in extremis.
In a scramble to make up for lost revenue, hotels and tour operators created ever more attractive packages to lure visitors.
Yet wherever she lived, the bungalows of the Rockaways exerted an almost mystical pull, and the idea of living in one seemed ever more attractive.
But retiring is looking ever more attractive, employees say, with their salaries frozen for three years by Congress and public service demonized by many politicians.
Both Central American countries have become ever-more attractive to powerful extractive industries, partly due to increasingly lax laws governing what companies can and cannot do.
If Freeview cannot leapfrog into the next generation of digital television – with services provided online as well as via broadcast signals – it will surely wither in the face of ever-more attractive services offered by competitors.
Yet as the world remains paralysed by the scale of the warming crisis, and watches while it becomes locked-in, the capacity to implement an emergency response will become ever-more attractive.
After World War One many of these disappeared, replaced as operators took part in a race to make premises ever-more attractive.
