Sentence examples for generating ever from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, there appears to be scant overlap between prostate cancer gene signatures generally (Suppl. Fig. 17), possibly due to the trend in generating ever smaller gene signatures.

With college sports generating ever more money and news media attention, an increasing number of athletes are cultivating a sense of privilege.

The trade union, the cornerstone of worker voice, participation and representation, has to be reinvented and relegitimised to rebalance the new brutalities of our labour market – to become a countervailing force to those generating ever higher levels of income inequality.

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.

And those computer arrays were generating ever more heat, which the bank then spent a lot of power cooling down.

It's where the value lies now and where more will be created in future as new devices come on stream generating ever more data to be mined, analyzed, joined up and the resulting intel on us sold off , or used to fashion new, more effective products.

Often, neoliberals also suggest that the postwar Keynesian welfare state is in crisis: it has become too large to be manageable, it is collapsing under the burden of excessive taxation, and it is generating ever-higher rates of cyclical inflation.

The distinction was made as between education and indoctrination and that the latter as practiced by our cult (I rose to object to that derogatory label) contravened the presumption of literacy as a continuing process, generating ever-widening reading experiences and access to information.

Despite losing viewers in each of the last three years, "American Idol," still the top-rated series on television, is generating ever-growing profits for its creators and, it appears, for Fox Broadcasting through brand extensions, marketing arrangements and licensing fees.

During development, an organism undergoes many rounds of pattern formation, generating ever-greater complexity with each ensuing round of cell division and specification.

We are generating ever-increasing amounts of it and companies looking to work in a cloud-native world want a storage solution that behaves the same whether it's on-prem or in the cloud.