Sentence examples for ever more essential from inspiring English sources

When disease does not respond, good care becomes ever more essential to improve quality of life.

But, although C.C.S. has stalled in practice, it has become ever more essential on paper.

A large part of it is the ever more essential struggle to keep careerism and partisanship from blinding one to citizenship and principle.

This has been particularly true as more parents try to position their children for college, which has become ever more essential for success in today's economy.

The cost of college has skyrocketed and a four-year degree has become an ever more essential cornerstone to a middle-class standard of living.

Having run for eight months on West 43rd Street, "Urinetown," like its competitors up and down Broadway, finds it ever more essential to reach out to a broader audience to fill seats.

The slow money pace comes as the RNC is racing to expand its national get-out-the-vote program, an operation that is even more essential than ever because of the Trump campaign's small footprint on the ground.

That is why the distinction between Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor, at the Academy Awards, grows ever more ludicrous — essential, of course, to the smooth structure of the night, but untrue, in the long run, to the way in which we feed on film, or store it away for lavish future consumption.

In this perspective the interaction between the world of law and the world of science is, and will be ever more so, essential for developing our work.

We relish the challenges that the New Year and the New Millennium hold, and we will work full speed ahead to make FORBES GLOBAL an ever more useful and essential tool for you.

The extraordinary ability of libraries to evolve with the needs of their patrons has resulted in Americans using libraries now more than ever, and using them for more essential purposes than ever.