Sentence examples for grows ever faster from inspiring English sources

Carbon dioxide, being one of the major greenhouse gases responsible for global warming, its atmospheric level grows ever faster since the beginning of industrial era.

The pace of change has grown ever faster since the Industrial Revolution.

Scientists have bred so-called broilers that grow ever faster, but these chickens are particularly sensitive to heat.

They prefer to bask in the belief that India has become another China, able to keep growing ever faster without inflation rising.

Britain's debts are growing ever faster under the Coalition, and whether the deficit has been reduced by 25 per cent is questionable.

As the business grew ever faster she and her husband realized they could no longer handle it alone, which is when they sold it to L'Oréal.

Processors and graphics cards grew ever faster, and sophisticated sound cards and speakers turned out effects and music of home-theater quality.

Gordon E. Moore, Intel's co-founder, recently declared that the hafnium-and-gate process innovations should allow his so-called Moore's Law, whereby chips grow ever faster and less expensive, to hold true for some time.

Only this time – today, in our present world, with a global population of over seven billion that is growing ever faster – any such catastrophe will be many orders of magnitude greater.

Though Mr Chakrabortty is a Londoner, he speaks for millions of people living outside the capital who believe that the existence of a global megacity in the south-eastern corner of England is on the whole a bad thing.And in one sense, they are right: London does grow ever faster than the rest of the country.

While AMD chips grow ever faster and cheaper by the minute, Intel seems to be slipping on the technology front.