Sentence examples for raised ever higher from inspiring English sources

Once Los Angeles art moves away from the relative isolation of the '50s, that ­story becomes more and more ordinary: a familiar tale about career stakes raised ever higher, about competition, failure and resentment — art-world business as usual — magnified by alcohol, drugs and testosterone, and set against the larger insanities of a cultural era.

Even though "there is a lot of concern" about the current tenure model--the "do-it-all" track in which "the bar seems to be raised ever higher" for excellence in both research and teaching--Raymond sees the present system remaining in place for the foreseeable future.

Chua's guide to raising ever-more high-achieving children could fuel this fire, and that's scary.

First and most obvious, focusing on raising rates ever higher encourages marketers to overlook the law of diminishing returns.

A more typical play for drug companies — the Humira play — is to start at a high price and keep raising it ever higher, but incrementally.

Mr. Schroder, wearing a charcoal-colored suit and striped silk tie, hammered away at the idea that Mr. Kohl has been in power too long and allowed Germany to sink into record levels of unemployment while raising taxes ever higher.

Just as S. & L.'s of that era took foolish risks in part because their deposits were insured, the P.B.G.C.'s guarantee encouraged managements and unions to raise benefits ever higher.

The only way to respond to the higher threshold has been to raise ever more capital, and earlier as well.

"The grand señor," they shouted, clambering on to chairs to raise the image ever higher.

The Lions, eager to raise the bar ever higher, looked particularly sharp initially, having a potential try disallowed after 40 seconds when Simon Zebo brushed the sideline with his left foot as he dived over for what, momentarily, looked like a stunning debut score.

Especially as we enter an era of "big data," we should raise the bar ever higher in scrutinizing the analyses that take us from observations to understanding.