Sentence examples for ever-increasing sums from inspiring English sources

Lord Ashcroft, a Tory tycoon, senses a "growing fury over giving away ever-increasing sums to foreigners".

As a result, the studios could continue to spend ever-increasing sums on big stars, special effects and marketing.

The richer nations see poorer members pushing for ever-increasing sums for development and other mandates for which they do not pay.

A TV executive says: "It's all very well paying ever-increasing sums to people such as Simon Cowell for The X Factor, but these programmes have no shelf life beyond their first transmission.

Incredibly, despite constantly complaining to anyone who will listen that fraudulent whiplash claims are costing insurers ever-increasing sums, companies routinely do this, such is the madness of the UK insurance market.

Given the chance, Americans happily gamble away ever-increasing sums of their money.

But members of Congress and a commission created by Education Secretary Margaret Spellings, among others, have said in recent years that American colleges and universities need to provide more and better information to prospective students and their parents, who are doling out ever increasing sums for tuition.

So, with essentially no obligation to publish their financials and with the free flow of hedge fund and mutual fund money, we have seen the dangerous emergence of the "unicorn culture" — a culture where entrepreneurs lose focus on building a great business with strong fundamentals and instead worry about raising large sums of private capital at ever-increasing valuations.

The zero-sum game of natural ecosystems versus human development generally results in ever-increasing habitat destruction, forcing species to either adapt or perish.

Ted Hastings in Bowen's (2011) book states that raising substantial sums of money provides validation and motivation, forcing a young entrepreneur to move forward at ever-increasing speed.

Consumers were demanding ever-increasing discounts.