Sentence examples for find ever more from inspiring English sources

Differentiating one product from another is harder and advertisers need to find ever more creative ways to do it.

These are similar types, relentless gallopers who find ever more when asked, and we will be wiser after this.

Typically, women find ever more frenetic and acrobatic ways of "presenting" their bums to their male dance partners.

They not only refuse to be ridden; they find ever more inventive ways to cast people off.

They're also a byproduct of the Infotainment Age, wherein an ever-expanding media must find ever more to report.

But salespeople, executives and even doctors will find ever more uses for portable screens, which can be easily turned and shown to customers, partners or patients.

And it finds ever more inventive ways to exploit them.

As humanitarian action has become ever more visible and scrutinised, our old leaders are found ever more wanting.

Only the bravest are prepared to defend the more exotic mortgage products that sprouted at the height of America's housing bubble as lenders found ever more creative ways to bring unaffordable houses within reach.

In later years, Resnais found ever more sophisticated, radical, and analytical methods to probe the deep connection of intimate and political life, as in "La Vie Est un Roman" (literally, "Life Is a Novel").

How people die is likely to become an even bigger issue for society as baby boomers age and science finds ever more ways to treat debilitating illness and extend life.