Sentence examples for ever more matters from inspiring English sources

And yet it's only about 1.6% of the American population, while on ever more matters, the unvetted 98.4% of us are meant to be left in the dark.

Regardless of what happens to Roe v. Wade, abortion is likely to fade from public view due to advances in technology and pharmacology, like the morning-after pill, that render it an ever more private matter.

Mary is becoming ever more expert in matters of farming and husbandry.

Meanwhile, peace officers in the thick of recent protests seem to be reaching for those guns ever more quickly, no matter how lethal the payload.

The moral is that not only the universal expansion will never end, but the universe will die a death of excessive "thinness" as space becomes ever more diffuse of matter, stars die out, and galaxies disappear.

This surge towards ever more extreme inequality really matters.

As in other types of business, the region's local champions lack scale in a world where critical mass seems to matter ever more.Admittedly, the region has some natural handicaps.

But as the years went by, the formidable technical skills and the mastery of preparation became even more perfect, while the subject matter became ever more ambiguous.

While matters turn ever more brutal, the enigmas pile up.

The government's plan of opening even more universities and offering ever more degrees could easily make matters worse.

Many evangelicals also take a more forgiving line on social matters, where ever more Latin Americans are ignoring the teachings of the Catholic church.