Sentence examples for that ever more from inspiring English sources

It might equally be regarded as the inevitable result of an economy that ever more ruthlessly separates the rich from the poor.

One of the most regular sights in his sharply-written pages is the spectacle of some grand Labour eminence sacrificing economic necessity on the altar of that ever more fanciful abstraction "working-class solidarity".

Democrats, too, seem to long for that ever more mythical and distant mainstream opposition party, willing to overlook Ike's dismal record on civil rights and his relative indifference to domestic issues.

The drift to the extremes in the two parties, meanwhile, will make that ever more difficult.

He also said that there should not be "a presumption that ever more market liquidity brings a public benefit".

Its refusal to halt enrichment and cooperate with the I.A.E.A. makes that ever more impossible to believe.

At 29, with that No. 3 seeding and that ever-more-lopsided losing record against Rafael Nadal, he is even starting to look like an underdog on paper.

These hardwood forests provided new habitats--leaf litter and canopies, for example--that ever-more-diverse ants and their prey could call home.

"That seems ever more outdated, and that will have to be addressed in the near future.

That leaves Roy fighting a terrible illness while trying to unravel a past that seems ever more mysterious.

It is an issue that gets ever more serious.