Sentence examples for ever more valuable for from inspiring English sources
As Earth becomes more crowded, fertile land and the plants it supports become ever more valuable for food, timber and carbon storage — things for which we don't have an alternative source.
Of course, the competition for ever more valuable resources may be fueling conflict including DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo) Myanmar, Ogaden, South Sudan, Ukraine as well as Israel/Palestine.
Mr Nohl believes that businesses are asking for trouble, by tagging ever more valuable items while at the same time using cheaper tags that are inevitably less secure.
It represents significant deterioration in a benefit that has been available to most working people for years -- one that has become ever more valuable as drug prices rose.
As audiences fragment, the big shows' ability to draw huge numbers of eyeballs at a specific time becomes ever more valuable to advertisers.For shows of middling popularity, including many scripted dramas and comedies, life is harder.
Like legitimate companies, online felons can harvest ever more valuable information from thriving social networks.
Yet he feels strongly that one of our essential qualities -- empathy -- will become ever more valuable.
Risks are essentially unknown among players, who now exceed 300 pounds while chasing college scholarships that are ever more valuable.
And assets denominated in U.S. dollars become ever more valuable to foreign owners when other currencies are floundering.
