Sentence examples for ever more high value from inspiring English sources

Writing in the Wall Street Journal, he said: "As China rebalances its economy and its growing middle class demand new and ever more high value goods, brands and services, so UK companies have much to offer".

I had far more trouble, if I may say this to you, with union leaders demanding something back than I ever did with high value donors.

The reproducibility of the classical methods described above is unlikely to ever approach this high value.

The call becomes ever more personal as the value deepens.

Today, more so than ever, they are looking for high value, great versatility and excellent quality for a really affordable price.

"With advances in technology making high value coins like the £1 ever more vulnerable to counterfeiters, it's vital that we keep several paces ahead of the criminals to maintain the integrity of our currency.

Countries that used to make inexpensive goods at low cost have developed the capacity to produce high-value goods, making it ever more tempting for American companies to design at home but manufacture abroad.

So why did it keep doing the same thing, drilling in ever more dangerous locations at ever higher cost for ever less yield?

In other foreign lands, the C.I.A. set up secret jails where "high-value detainees" were subjected to ever more barbaric acts, including simulated drowning.

"With advances in technology making high-value coins like the £1 ever more vulnerable to counterfeiters, it's vital that we keep several paces ahead of the criminals to maintain the integrity of our currency," said Osborne.

"With advances in technology making high-value coins like the £1 ever more vulnerable to counterfeiters, it's vital that we keep several paces ahead of the criminals to maintain the integrity of our currency," he added.