Sentence examples for generates ever more from inspiring English sources
In defiance of all reason and compassion, the criminalisation of poverty has actually intensified as the weakened economy generates ever more poverty.
All this is changing.Twitter was the first to move because it generates ever more data: the number of tweets per day now exceeds 230m, up more than 100% from the beginning of the year.
While Sherman generates ever more colossal images of himself, Self is diminished by guilt: "whatever emotional scars I might bear my life would remain coddled and my instincts conformist – only a striving such as Sherman's against his crushing disability could be accounted an exercise of will at all".
At the same time, prices for renewable energy are falling dramatically around the world, which means the same level of investment generates ever more installed capacity.
Ironically, as England's wealth is generated ever more in the cities, the tastes of the wealthy seem to become ever more rural.
With college sports generating ever more money and news media attention, an increasing number of athletes are cultivating a sense of privilege.
The bloodier would-be revolutions in Libya (see article) and Syria (see article) and Yemen have dragged on for months, generating ever more destruction, with no resolution plainly in sight.
Like efforts to generate ever more digits of π, such number theory research was thought to have no possible application that is, until cryptographers discovered how large primes could be used to make nearly unbreakable codes (see cryptology: Two-key cryptography).
The natural numbers relentlessly generate ever more of their kind, as soon as we try to count them.
And those computer arrays were generating ever more heat, which the bank then spent a lot of power cooling down.
I had put it to Mendes that football's ability to generate ever more value could not go on forever.
