Sentence examples for with ever less from inspiring English sources

At the upper reaches of society, we litigate ever more readily and accept misfortune with ever less stoicism.

Their lives will be rendered with ever less human complexity, to become more storied and honed by an already vast army of mythologists.

From fast trains to stem-cell research, Californians voted for good things while neglecting to pay for them.All this has meant that legislators have been left with ever less discretion over their budgets.

Picasso's cynical wisdom (minus his driving genius, of course) is common sense now, as artists like those in "Comic Abstraction" mix and match stock elements, with ever less drama and with intensity dwindling away.

Third, the rise of intractable partisan politics in the US has left the American people with ever less faith in their government.China has emerged as the rival superpower and is flexing its muscles in all sorts of ways.

But his larger concept seems as essential and as remote as it did fifty years ago: humanity needed to achieve a moral consensus that would enable people to live in peace, with ever less regard for borders.

The genius innovators of finance, informed by Nobel prize-winning free market economists, had created new financial instruments that worked so effectively distributing risk around the financial system that banks could grow their balance sheets to hitherto unheard of levels, underwritten with ever-less capital.

Not only will American reliance on imported oil be significantly reduced, but with the U.S. absorbing ever less of the non-domestic supply, import-dependent countries like India, Japan, China, and South Korea should be able to satisfy their needs even if Iranian energy production keeps falling.

The then formed peat mass rises over the mean water level and becomes increasingly ombrogenous in character as it is ever less enriched with mineral material (clay, nutrients) carried on with floods.

Relations with China, for instance, have become ever less a partnership of equals, with the influence of China's government now eclipsing that of Russia's, says Bobo Lo, an expert in relations between the two countries.With the APEC summit and related investments, Russia has proved that it can pull off big projects in its Far East.

With ever more people and ever less wilderness, lions' natural prey have been largely replaced by cattle, sheep and goats.