Sentence examples for ever more distant from inspiring English sources
The prospect of Japanese "tapering" is ever more distant.
But the prospects for mutual agreement seem ever more distant.
Unemployment is growing and a recovery that brings hope to the jobless looks ever more distant.
The traditional objects of culture -- books, movies, art -- are becoming ever more distant.
Outside the bubble, reality becomes ever more distant, ever less real.
It simply pushes up prices and makes buying an ever more distant prospect for millions.
Even as our politicians pay lip service to the principle of the living wage, it becomes an ever-more distant prospect for millions of British workers.
The federal government kept building highways to serve ever-more distant suburbs, where local authorities often mandated large home and lot sizes in the belief that it would encourage the construction of affluent communities.
Finding them in ever-more-distant galaxies was a primary reason for building the Hubble space telescope.
Finally, driving (at $1 a mile, by some estimates) from ever-more-distant suburbs compounds the expense.
When the Olympia was built, the United States was redefining itself as a global power, taking on expensive, elective wars in ever-more-distant places.
