Sentence examples for make them ever from inspiring English sources

They have tiny defects that, to assistant professor Nathalie de Leon, make them ever so appealing.

And with so many of them now out there, there's a pressure to make them ever bolder.

And yet there is a perennial problem with field effect transistors that keeps chip designers awake at night—how to make them ever smaller and thereby keep up the relentless pace of Moore's Law.

But in a world of diversified, entrepreneurial income streams, tougher fundraising and growing public scrutiny, they are going to have to make them ever more frequently, and err on the side of caution.

In a keynote speech on Thursday he denounced Silicon Valley as home to technocrats who assume artists "should be grateful, subservient even, and use their flimsy new tools happily to make them ever more powerful".

To continue on the theme of questions and comments related to voice-over announcers, I have long wondered if companies purposely use slightly less well-known talent as narrators in commercials or ask their more famous talent to "disguise" their voices, or make them ever so slightly less recognizable.

What seems increasingly clear is that dogs have maintained the reputation of being "man's best friend" not simply through our own benevolence but also through developing an impressive set of social skills that make them ever-sensitive to our whims and fancies.

Their participation in the KDP program will blind them to missed sales opportunities and make them ever-more dependent upon Amazon.

He has been making them ever since.

But it is growing fast, as new features are added to handsets, making them ever smarter.

Rather than making these chips ever more powerful, Intel is making them ever cheaper and less power-hungry.