Sentence examples for ever more severely from inspiring English sources

The fact that dissident religious and anti-religious ideas are being persecuted ever more severely does not mean that the persecutors will prevail.

"We live in a world where it feels as though the darkness is falling ever more severely on whole swathes and regions and in which the light of the news often seems to go out," he said.

If we are ever able to make it out to these wonderful places again, they will surely be even more severely compromised by our insidious addiction to fossil fuels.

The West Bank is even more severely "news fatigued".

The answer, ever more often, is: severely.

He is being tested as well, far more severely than ever before.

What Mr. Valeh described as the President's agenda would test the true limits of his power and the power of the Parliament more severely than ever before.

So far, the AMOC has not suffered a dramatic shutdown, but it is slowing, and scientists worry that a rapid increase in Greenland ice melt as the Arctic continues to warm will pour ever more meltwater into the North Atlantic, severely disrupting the conveyor system.

But Jones's skills are more severely tested than ever was the case with Holmes.

But current ICU populations are older and more severely ill than ever, and often stay for prolonged periods of time.

Critically ill patients are more numerous and more severely ill than ever before, and the demands upon resources for their care are commensurate.