Sentence examples for ever more strongly from inspiring English sources
He was not, but Maxwell did believe, ever more strongly, that reality was the best fiction.
Republican and nationalist forces, however, agitated ever more strongly for a new war with Austria.
Karachi was once a liberal, industrial city, but the Taliban make their presence ever more strongly felt.
As "Twenty Looks" has developed, this current of grief has coursed ever more strongly through the series.
Be that as it may, film festivals are asserting themselves ever more strongly; the competition between them is increasing as they jostle for supremacy.
As Andy Murray moves deeper into the second week of Wimbledon, his muscles and his reflexes will draw ever more strongly on memories of Miami, where he periodically endures bouts of back-breaking conditioning work in sweltering heat.
The inverse associations of total siblings with hay fever ever and with eczema ever were more strongly influenced by older siblings: relative reductions of about 10% per older sibling in the younger age group and about 5% per older sibling in the adolescents.
The misinterpretation of the demand -- which for Asian Americans is hardly ever expressed more strongly than as a suggestion, which we might do well to change in tone -- as an ethnic power grab is more than a mistake.
Despite the vote against independence in September's referendum, which promoted Mr Salmond to stand down, she told delegates: "I believe today as strongly as I ever have, perhaps more strongly than I ever have, that we will be independent".
However, whether the metabolic syndrome was ever intended to be more strongly predictive of diabetes than cardiovascular disease is not entirely clear.
