The phrase "ever striving" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means constantly or always making an effort to achieve something. Example: She was known for her tireless dedication and ever striving attitude towards her work.
Never arrogant or smug, but pragmatic and purposeful, ever striving to do good.
Therefore the Sage rules by emptying their hearts (minds) and filling their bellies, weakening their wills and strengthening their bones, ever striving to make the people knowledgeless and desireless.
The Queen herself followed the 70's Britcom (starring Paul Eddington and Penelope Keith) about the Leadbetters, ever striving for material success, and their neighbors the Goods, who are determined to live off the suburban land.
For those for ever striving to regain the intoxication of having been a gilded god at 18, a cabinet post shines as the equivalent of election to Pop, and the prime ministerial job as the ultimate combination of head boy and victor ludorum.
Mr. Bush's necktie and suit jacket come and go, and his spaniel, Spot, darts in and out of the frame as the would-be president teeters between images of engagement and disengagement, authority and levity, ever striving for the perfect balance.
Movement 3, "" (Besides You is no doctor to be found) is an aria for alto with the obbligato flauto piccolo, which according to Mincham, employs a "figuration ever striving upwards, moderates the underlying sense of potential tragedy".
Living on the dole is not something I ever strived to do.
Death makes life meaningless because everything we have ever striven for ceases when life does, and it makes life meaningful, too, because its presence makes the little we have of it indispensable, every moment precious".
But most of the administration's attention has centred on something else Mr Bush announced soon after taking office: America's supposed "energy crisis".The idea that America can ever strive for any form of energy independence is bogus: though it sits on just 3% of the world's oil reserves, it consumes a quarter of global oil production.
He declares that "the only places on earth that have ever strived for a clean environment all share two characteristics: free people and free markets".
The team lost only two matches during the tour, with Wisden saying, "No travelling team ever strove harder for victory or more completely subordinated all personal considerations to the prime object of winning matches.
