Sentence examples for made it ever from inspiring English sources

Indeed, globalization, and its monocultural effects, have made it ever more urgent to reject the idea that symbols can be used as purely abstract forms.

The economic sluggishness has made it ever more challenging for the Fed to meet its two-part legal mandate: maintaining price stability while promoting maximum employment.

He would like to compromise with NATO, yet his assault on the Kosovars made it ever harder for the alliance to accommodate him.

Winfrey, he decided, had "made it ever so slightly more difficult, during the life of her book club, to publish latter-day Tolstoys and Faulkners and Dickenses".

Even as travel websites and apps have made it ever easier to book the components of a trip separately, some cost-conscious holidaymakers have re-embraced the simplicity that firms such as Club Med offer.

The attack of Sept. 11, 2001, combined with a punishing local economy and housing costs that are prohibitive for most young people, have made it ever tougher to chase a dream to the big city.

Last time we saw it, it had two major flaws that made it ever-so-slightly less intimidating: it was loud as hell, and it needed a big, thick support cable to keep it powered and upright.

Questions of ownership and authorship have become even more relevant since Night Ripper first came out, as the internet has made it ever-easier for producers to create music out of samples snagged from YouTube and the like often without permission from the original artist.

On top of that, the government is pushing a radical notion of its own, by making it ever easier for foreign banks to compete with the locals.

She has been making it ever since.

I'd been meaning to make it ever since.