Sentence examples for ever widely from inspiring English sources

It's like getting my grandma to deal with a BlackBerry," says Jose Fernandez, president of the Bodega Federation of the United States, and former president of the Bodega Association of the United States, when asked if his members will ever widely adopt electronic scanners and computer systems.

Rock bolts made of Q235 smooth steel rods were ever widely used in Chinese coal mine roadways, and are still applied in some simple geological conditions nowadays.

You have not only been chosen as an historical Republican V.P. running mate to John McCain but also have been chosen in a historical U.S. Presidential election that has now seen the nomination of its first African-American candidate who defeated the country's first-ever widely run female Presidential Candidate's campaign for the Democratic party.

The heat island phenomenon in the Tokyo metropolitan area has spread ever more widely, and it is now too wide to treat as a single regional phenomenon.

Indeed, it is ever more widely used and taught.

"English becoming ever more widely spoken will boost sales.

And the tactics it employs are becoming ever more widely accepted.

A decade of faster growth and progressive social policies has brought a prosperity that is ever more widely shared.

He doesn't imagine that anti-natalism could ever be widely adopted: "It runs counter to too many biological drives".

Mostly locked up in museums or scattered worldwide, they surface in bits and pieces at ever more widely spaced intervals.

If the truth ever becomes widely known in China, Mao will be hated, as he deserves to be.