Sentence examples for make it ever from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg has been a bit warier than Thomson of embracing tiered releases for fear of alienating its desktop customers, who provide 80% of its revenues.Technological advances will make it ever harder to define an "early" data release.

Amazon is rolling out continuous updates to its Echo platform to make it ever more useful, but it's already apparent that the real opportunity will come when the companies that already own most of the rest of your computing experience start to play in the same space.

I'd been meaning to make it ever since.

Facebook, Google and YouTube make it ever more possible.

Everything Microsoft did had to strengthen Windows, to make it ever more crushingly dominant.

So far, he has never stopped finding ways to make it ever smarter and quicker.

It's a theory that progressives have grown sympathetic to as Republicans make it ever-more difficult for President Obama to govern and thwart initiatives in Congress to stimulate the economy.

Just a teeny bit to make it ever-so-slightly damp.

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.

Rasmussen put it into production in 1932 and has been making it ever since.