Sentence examples for ever more dominant from inspiring English sources

Along the way, their behavioral traits and attitudes became ever more dominant.

People of color are the majority, and will continue to become ever more dominant.

"The thing about technology is that it's made the world of information ever more dominant," Lanier told me.

George Osborne, the chancellor and an ever more dominant figure in the party, has seen his once-abysmal personal standing soar, too.

Jaibo grows ever more dominant, and our only hope of redemption, Pedro, is increasingly unable to free himself from his influence.

Now Europe and European bishops are more divided than ever on the migrant issue in which religion seems to play an ever more dominant role.

It must stay competitive in a global economy where emerging high-growth markets are becoming ever-more dominant – Brazil, Mexico, Indonesia and others are all expected to have larger economies than any single EU member state by the middle of the century.

The ever-blunt publisher Dennis Johnson writes, "it was as if the government not only sanctified the Amazon monopoly, but they made sure it's going to get even more dominant".

Everything Microsoft did had to strengthen Windows, to make it ever more crushingly dominant.

And as the numbers of orthodox of all religions grow for obvious demographic reasons and they become an ever more strident and dominant force in their respective religious/ethnic groups, discriminatory acts against women grow in tandem (3).

Nationalistic and, ever more, regionalist interests are dominant.