Sentence examples for for ever larger from inspiring English sources

The company continues to dominate internet search, and to account for ever larger chunks of internet advertising.

The broadcast networks, which used to offer distributors their channels free of charge, now ask for ever larger "retransmission fees".

Indeed, given the pressures for ever larger government, many reformers feel they will have to work hard just to keep it at its present size.Government has always tended to expand (see table 1), and people have always fretted about it.

Fans have grudgingly accepted the commercialism of the game -- the players who flit from team to team for ever larger contracts, the corporate names on the stadiums and all the rest.

The regressive nature of council tax, Michael Heseltine's panic replacement for the poll tax in 1992, means that rich properties attract zero marginal tax rates for ever larger homes while modest homes are over-taxed.

The unending quest for ever larger audiences has often led to a pronounced dumbing down of program content as well as an increased reliance on unctuous pandering, especially during fund drives ("We know you are a bright, sensitive, curious listener, so call us now").

REAR-PROJECTION SETS As the prices for ever-larger L.C.D. and plasma sets drop, they are nudging less-expensive rear-projection sets out of the market.

Agency officials, on the other hand, came to believe that Mr. Sheymov could never be satisfied, and had a bottomless appetite for ever-larger helpings of C.I.A. money.

Far from dampening the outlook for ever-larger communications concerns, the dissolution of the agreement fueled speculation about consolidation among large telecommunications companies, with both WorldCom and Sprint being mentioned as potential takeover targets for foreign companies.

It worries that the fashion for ever-larger container ships means subsidised European ports can out-compete privately run British harbours, which cannot afford the infrastructure needed to handle the biggest ships.

Far from dampening the outlook for ever-larger communications concerns, the dissolution of the agreement, which had been expected for several days, fueled speculation about consolidation among large telecommunications companies.