Sentence examples for rising ever more from inspiring English sources

Most people tend to think of science linearly: as an accelerating series of insights and discoveries that builds continuously upon itself, like a graph line moving upward across time, rising ever more steeply as it goes.

Global GHG emissions are rising ever more rapidly today, and carbon dioxide concentrations are already at their highest levels in millions of years, far above any ever encountered in human history.

Then the slope rises ever more steeply as bacteria proliferate until it reaches an inflection point.

As the renewables surcharge has risen, ever more companies have demanded exemptions.

Ending the current wars will not lower those veterans costs; indeed, they will rise ever more steeply for decades to come as the population of veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan expands, ages and becomes more infirm.

They rose ever more slowly, paused, shining, at the top of their arc, and then in accordance with everything our Galilean ape brains have ever learned to expect, crashed back down into his hand.

As global temperatures rise, reforestation schemes seem to grow ever more extravagant — fever dreams of the desert's future.

As global temperatures rise, reforestation schemes seem to grow ever more extravagant fever dreams of the desert's future.

Biodiversity is declining, while consumer demand is rising for ever more rare – and expensive – flora, fauna and minerals.

Restaurateurs say rising rents, ever more elaborate interior-decoration schemes and the increasing cost of premium ingredients — especially beef and fish — leave them little choice.

Already around 54% of its people live in cities and the proportion is rising fast as ever more jobs are created in offices, factories and construction sites, luring ever more people from the countryside.