Sentence examples for prove ever more from inspiring English sources

But for investors looking for solid returns over the long term the structures that that keep businesses on the move are likely to prove ever more enticing.

As the economy collapses, the profits from the human trafficking trade are likely to prove ever more attractive.

Its research is proving ever more rewarding.

But to his delight, Pinyin has proven ever more useful.

But in western countries the promise of a steady job has proved ever more elusive.

But the younger drinkers are proving ever more elusive, acknowledged Mr. Barry.

Many mines, some more than 100 years old, are also proving ever more difficult and expensive to exploit.

This is a show in which the silences grow ever longer as Seaton's rebellion proves ever more futile.

This current US administration, bank-rolled by a boom in defence contracts, is proving ever more zealous in its ambitions.

More than that, the "truth" about the man, whatever that might be, proved ever more elusive – but also, paradoxically, far more interesting than the Hollywood version.

Yet reform has proven ever more difficult, not least because social democrats have taken their eyes off the fundamental transformation capitalism has been subject to over the past decades.