Sentence examples for making it ever from inspiring English sources

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.

Next came "Ugly Primadonna," a ticking, thumping electro song about E.T. Later in the set there were songs mentioning Commodore 64 computers and declaring love for Molly Ringwald, making it ever clearer that Datarock prizes its 1980s trivia.

On one hand, Europe will have to break a downward spiral for countries on its southern tier: their contracting economies are making it ever hard to escape debt and rekindle growth.

She has been making it ever since.

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

And costs have been increasing steeply, making it ever harder to raise the money.

Eventually the network effect took hold, with Facebook's ever-growing user base making it ever-more valuable and attractive to new users.

Then again, this is the Board that ignored the advice of science experts when they crafted their science curriculum, making it ever-so-friendly to creationism, and this is the group that ignored the advice of social science experts when they opted to recast the state's social science curriculum in stark political terms.

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.

I'd been meaning to make it ever since.

Facebook, Google and YouTube make it ever more possible.