Sentence examples for reach ever from inspiring English sources

Indeed, ACT wants to reach ever younger — into elementary school.

HUAC had to reach ever farther for fresh material.

Attempts are made all over the world to reach ever high levels and post the result on http://hwbot.org/.org/

Cable television and Spanish language cable in particular had increases as advertisers tried to reach ever narrower audiences.

In tweets on Wednesday, Netanyahu predicted that the U.S.-Israel relationship would reach "ever greater heights" under Trump.

IT looms in the distance, a goal meant to challenge the nation's schools to reach ever higher.

Mr Singh cannot afford to pay for a borehole, generator and diesel to reach ever-diminishing groundwater.

To reach ever-bigger audiences of young people in their search for greater profit, filmmakers, and TV and video producers, have sacrificed what is healthy for our society.

Over the years, control of the instruments of mass communication has fallen into the hands of relatively small (some claim diminishing) numbers of professional communicators who seem, as populations expand and interest widens, to reach ever-increasing numbers of people.

In a country where drug-fuelled violence and political corruption are reach ever-greater extremes, Cherán occupies an almost mythical place in the popular imagination as a rare success story.

Reubens's relationship to the success he achieved is, to put it mildly, conflicted; he's both deeply warm and deeply guarded, and even before his fame gave way to infamy after his 1991 arrest on charges of indecent exposure, he weighed his ambition to reach ever-bigger audiences against the high premium he put on privacy.