Sentence examples for ever more readily from inspiring English sources

At the upper reaches of society, we litigate ever more readily and accept misfortune with ever less stoicism.

As factors of production become more mobile, they become more difficult to tax.Companies can ever more readily move production to countries where tax rates are lower.

Still, in a world where information is more readily available than ever, where people know more than they ever have, and where visual acuity is becoming ever more crucially utilitarian, it is worth asking: What, if anything, does literature's diminished importance to Americans represent?

At the same time, cloud-based mobile platforms allow individuals to access their information more readily than ever before.

People with achondroplastic dwarfism, also detectable prenatally, are more readily accepted than ever before, with more accommodations than ever before.

Yet according to the federal government's own research, drugs are cheaper, purer and more readily available than ever before.

Movies from all ages of the history of the medium are more readily available than ever, and the best critics are more widely and deeply informed about that history than critics have ever been.

And while it would be familiarly silly to think that all is for the best in this best of all cinematic worlds, the range of styles and subjects, and of world views and experiences, that the cinema now offers is bewilderingly, dazzlingly vast and the works in question are more readily available than ever.

If I were starting a sparkly new school today I'd probably encourage first names on the grounds that 'us and them' is not necessarily the best way of establishing discipline and respect and first names are used more readily now than ever before, from in-laws to Starbucks.

Access to low-budget expertise around the world is also more readily available than ever.

Valuations are high and exit opportunities are more readily available than ever before, contrarily to what Mark Cuban recently said.