Sentence examples for extending ever from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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.

But it is clear that at Camp David Mr Barak had bravely broken the convention whereby Israeli sovereignty was seen as extending for ever over every scrap of Jerusalem.

"I am not extending myself ever again".

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.

Beneath it all runs OpenStack, which allows a customer to extend, if ever need be, to some third party cloud service.

As their product extends into ever more diverse areas of content and their fight for audiences onto increasingly international terrain, newspapers are already changing in the wake of convergence.

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