Sentence examples for ever-increasing quantities from inspiring English sources
For this reason, ever-increasing quantities of metal bracing came into use, first in the form of individual bars running parallel to the strings from the side of the case to the pinblock but finally in the form of a single massive casting that took the entire tension of the strings upon itself.
Modern asteroid survey systems now use automated means to locate new minor planets in ever-increasing quantities.
Still, assuming the growth trends continue, nanomaterials will be produced at ever-increasing quantities, and public and environmental exposures will rise commensurately.
Shale gas, billowing out of the bedrock in ever-increasing quantities, is becoming the most important factor in the drive to lessen America's dependence on imported fuel.
Today, two staples of the Indian diet are imported in ever-increasing quantities because farmers cannot keep up with growing demand — pulses, like lentils and peas, and vegetable oils, the main sources of protein and calories, respectively, for most Indians.
Of course, any effort to address the global consequences of our oil dependence faces an enormous obstacle -- the apparent bipartisan consensus in Washington to make whatever compromises are necessary to ensure that America receives the ever-increasing quantities of petroleum that it requires.
Construction and demolition waste disposal is a major challenge in developing nations due to its ever increasing quantities.
Unlocked iPhones are now readily available in ever increasing quantities around the globe; the longer Apple holds back on international expansion the lesser market they will have when they eventually expand supported iPhone territories.
But unlike water, these compounds are being injected into the environment in ever increasing quantities.
The regulatory environment that emerges as a result of these policies will determine whether aquaculture production expands to fulfill its potential, or Americans continue to import ever increasing quantities of seafood to meet future demand.
That being said, if we miss this opportunity to train scientists to produce machine readable data, or fail to deliver adequate tools form to do so without an unreasonable amount of extra effort, we will end up in the unenviable position of having an ever increasing quantity of bad data.
