Sentence examples for ever more prevalent from inspiring English sources

"We recognize that such inventions are becoming ever more prevalent, complex and diverse.

The population is aging — and getting sicker, with chronic disease ever more prevalent.

Journalists and human rights organizations critical of the government have found themselves questioned by ever more prevalent security forces.

The implications of Swann's remarks are that the game is degenerating and that cheating is ever more prevalent.

Attempts at reform achieved little, and during the housing boom the yield spread premiums became ever more prevalent.

Abuse of all sorts towards disabled people is increasing as a result of this imagery but it's becoming ever more prevalent online.

There was a shift in gender inequalities in both Denmark and Sweden; in the youngest age group, ever smoking was more prevalent among women than among men, while ever smoking was much more common among men in both countries in the older age groups (figure 2).

Ever use of e-cigarettes remained more prevalent than ever use of tobacco until age 14 15.

Democracies are more prevalent than ever — but they will also be more volatile than ever.

It's tempting to say that cheating is more prevalent than ever, but it's probably just more visible.

But the disease is more prevalent than ever before, and we still lack full understanding of it.