Sentence examples for push ever deeper from inspiring English sources

As resource companies push ever deeper into Australia's remotest areas, however, Aboriginal leaders are leveraging their rights as traditional landowners to negotiate deals with companies and governments that are seeking to develop their holdings.

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Now, about a quarter-century later, another set of deep-pocketed foreign buyers is pushing ever deeper into United States real estate: the Chinese.

The Kurds, entrenched in the north, have been pushing ever deeper into the oil-rich town of Kirkuk to the south.

At times I've felt that I've pushed ever deeper into what makes him tick at others I've wondered whether I've recorded one sentence that reveals who he really is.

In the weeks leading to the election, they worked for the opposition in growing numbers as they found themselves pushed ever deeper into destitution by the economy's implosion.

Beyond pledging to stop the Islamists from pushing ever deeper into Mali — a more challenging task in itself than French officials initially suggested — France has also vowed to help restore Mali's territorial integrity, an apparent reference to driving the Islamists out of their vast northern stronghold, an area twice the size of Germany.

Add to this an increasing human population pushing ever deeper into deer habitat, are we at a point whereby the management of deer in Western Europe has become a critical issue?

Being the only game in town, central banks found themselves pushed ever deeper in experimental policy terrain, and they have stayed there much longer than anyone anticipated or may have hoped for initially.

And despite homeowner water rationing, ever more monstrous condo and office towers still get greenlighted and developers keep hammering away to get the so-called Urban Development Boundary pushed ever deeper into the Everglades.

And whereas it had once been a badge of Cameronian honour to match Labour's plans for public service plans in opposition, cuts to income, corporate and petrol taxes are these days covered by pushing ever-deeper retrenchment ever-further into the future.