Sentence examples for ever more versatile from inspiring English sources

1, 2 With the development of new technologies and techniques, greater knowledge of tissue anatomy and physiology, stem cells, lasers and other energy sources, new fillers, and the ever more versatile use of botulinum toxin type A (BTX-A), a new perspective in cervicofacial rejuvenation treatments has been established.

As with all things electronic, these are becoming ever smaller and more versatile.

Over the years consumers have sought ever more attractive and versatile morphological traits in flowers, such as colors, shapes, fragrance.

This may present a challenge to Intel, which has based its high-price, high-performance chip strategy on the expectation that consumers will be persuaded to buy ever more powerful and versatile machines.

Here, where Suprematism meets capitalism, Malevich looks more versatile than ever.

Throughout "KOD," his flow is quicker and more versatile than ever before — he's like a sprinter who has been training for the eight-hundred-metre run.

Waterfowl guns are now more versatile than ever, with features that let hunters use shells of various sizes and keep a tighter pattern to their shots at longer ranges.

Freed from the demands of rapping, hip-hop acts seem more versatile than ever -- performers who consider themselves part of the culture need not be tied to a single genre, or a single sound.

Over the years, though, this strategy has helped Snoop Dogg stay fresh and creative: like Ms. Elliott, he makes sure not to smother the beats, and the new album finds him more versatile than ever.

At the heart of BATTERY 3 lies the cell matrix, bigger and more versatile than ever before.

Without a doubt one of the more versatile performers ever to appear on the show, Hooks created dozens of characters during her five years as a featured player.