Sentence examples for rose ever higher from inspiring English sources
Massive marketing campaigns lifted sales, and investors piled in as share prices rose ever higher.
But it repelled gold bugs and, as the gold price rose ever higher, it hurt the miners' profits, too.
In 1963, as his star at The Times rose ever higher, there appeared this front-page headline: "Growth of Overt Homosexuality in City Provokes Wide Concern".
As Zoglin notes, Hope's trajectory rose ever higher, while in some ways his first reputation, as a kind of joke machine, a repository of other writers' wit, returned.
The collision left Britain's standing in Zimbabwe at its lowest in decades, even as its star rose ever higher in Sierra Leone.
Based on that idea, prices rose ever higher — so high, says Robert Barbera of ITG, an investment firm, that they were destined to fall.
He crawled over boulders, rising ever higher until he reached the opening.
The result: each year executive pay rises ever higher and the industry average is reset.
As top pay rises ever higher, wages for everybody else remain low and the economy struggles.
Even as its net income has dropped, the company's stock has risen ever higher.
Federal student loan default rates are rising ever higher, with the worst rates among those who attended for-profit colleges.
