Sentence examples for extended ever from inspiring English sources

Since the AMT is not indexed for inflation, its reach has extended ever farther down the income ladder, requiring a series of temporary fixes.

As the rally has extended ever since, we are now at a crucial juncture where the market is wondering whether geopolitical risk premium – a prominent factor in trading calls before the oil glut soaked it in July 2014 – was back in vogue.

Skills lab teaching was established at our faculty in 2000 and has been continuously developed and extended ever since.

Russian antagonism is sure to grow if the alliance extends ever closer to Russian territory.

As a result of this movement and local oceanographic conditions, coral reef environments are extending ever so slowly southward.

The period in which women's bodies go through a series of tremendous hormonal shifts is extending ever longer, increasing both our fertile years — and our chances of getting breast cancer.

We found that, between the second quarter of the 6th c. and the late 4th c B.C., seven terraces had been built one over the other and extending ever farther to the east.

This "creeping substitution" of good with bad appears to be the manner whereby cartilage damage extends ever deeper into the cartilage with time.

–Building societies and thrifts are hardly immune to poor risk-management, particularly the temptation to extend ever-more generous loans to home buyers in the context of a housing-market bubble.

There are many more where democracy and human rights have taken root, governance has improved, civil society has blossomed and opportunities are being extended to ever larger segments of the population.

Many children were orphaned in the disaster and have been living with relatives or extended families ever since.