Sentence examples for ever more marked from inspiring English sources

But in poorer countries the digital divide is growing ever more marked, according to the report.

All the same, it did not take much longer for Hearts to establish a superiority that grew ever more marked as the match developed.

In startling contrast with mainstream Cubism, the painter's penchant for light-hearted fantasy led him to give an ever more marked Surrealist slant to compositions he made during World War I. Extraordinary alacrity emanates from "Harlequin Playing the Guitar" done in gouache, probably in 1915.

The gains are more marked in health.

As the hostile atmosphere in the region grows ever more intense, Tuesday marked the 85th anniversary of the founding of the North Korean army.

"No more marking first-year papers.

On the other hand, she is also eager to show how her work with modern composers has led her choreography to ever more complex geometric patterns, marked as always by skips, jumps, turns and sudden changes of direction.

Beginning now, on Labor Day, the holidays seem to come with greater frequency and greater significance, as if we needed to mark, in ever more important ways, our approach to the turning of the new year and the depth of winter.

The Gulf is usually seen as the answer to the world's oil problems, but it looks ever more like a question-mark instead.

On his return the forward was pleased with a performance that dazzled ever more after the hour mark passed and he dropped back to run proceedings in what ended in a sixth consecutive win for Manchester United.

Now, teacher-turned-politician, Elizabeth Smith, Scottish Conservative young peoples' spokesperson, acknowledged how the Scottish Government has made "great play" in recent months about exam-marking becoming ever more rigorous.