Sentence examples for will rise ever from inspiring English sources
More people in densely located areas means the cost of parking will rise ever higher, discouraging car ownership.
People have been predicting that rates will rise ever since the 2008 financial crisis sent investors piling into the safe haven of federal debt, driving down rates.
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.
Unless or until the regulatory balance turns again – and removing FOBTs from the high street entirely would be a good start – the trend will continue, and the gambling industry's profits will rise ever higher.
If governments refuse to allow jobless workers to fall too far below the average standard of living, then this reservation wage will rise steadily, and ever more workers may find work unattractive.
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Messi is himself great, but will rise up like the Everest.
With more challenges than ever, who will rise to perfection?
Moreover, Dave Hewitt, executive director of the New Buildings Institute, a nonprofit based in Washington State that helps commercial buildings cut energy use, pointed out that as buildings' basic energy consumption falls, the proportion of energy taken up by ever-proliferating electronics will rise.
If capacity ever runs short, either prices will rise or there will be lines at gas stations.
Debt will rise as austerity stretches further into the yonder with ever more cuts.
