Sentence examples for giving ever from inspiring English sources

Worse, he then began giving ever more euphoric speeches about the wonders of the new economy.

Our figures reveal that in spite of supposed budget constraints the government is giving ever increasing handouts to oil and gas majors".

As competitors such as Honda of Japan have produced their own vans, Chrysler's efforts to hang on to market share have consisted largely of giving ever bigger discounts to dealers.

I was quite worried about meeting him because I always got the impression from Have I Got News (not so much from Room 101) that he could be a bit chippy, sullen, taciturn - I feared it might be a case of me asking ever longer, daffier questions and him giving ever shorter, surlier replies.

It's likely that there will be always be a limit on the amount of sustainable biofuels available for use in aircraft; meanwhile, the environmental and social risks involved in giving ever more land over to growing crops for fuel, rather than food, are already well documented.

And to reward the team for winning the constructors' title, Red Bull are giving ever member of the team a £10,000 bonus.

Why the surprise that over the last 30 years the voting public has been giving ever-louder voice to its contempt for any and all politicians, no matter what their color, creed, prior arrest record, or sexual affiliation?

An example is giving ever-increasing levels of morphine necessary to control an individual's suffering from terminal cancer when the morphine is known to potentially depress respiration even to the point of causing death (but it is not known precisely how much is too much as the levels are slowly increased).

Public tours are given ever day except Monday, when only group tours are given.

"We will give ever more martyrs until the entire land is liberated.

This reasonableness test has appeared, over the years, to give ever more deference to the judgment of the board.