Sentence examples for work ever more from inspiring English sources

Wages falling, work ever more insecure, an affordable house a fantastical dream for many.

"We welcome the opportunity to work ever more closely with our partners within the framework of the Anti-Illicit Trade Hub.

As a result, our economies are moving (slowly, in fits and starts) to a power-law Extremistan future: one which features ever more entrepreneurs, ever more creative work, ever more self-employed contractors, ever more startup launches … and economics ever more like those of tournament industries such as startups and the arts.

This will need WHO to work ever more closely with them, especially countries from the global South.

California's governor, Jerry Brown, addressed the scientists, telling them, "the time has never been more urgent or your work ever more important.

Many of her generation would turn to teaching, showing their own work ever more infrequently; Himid herself ended up teaching at the University of Central Lancashire in Preston.

We sit at one of several cafeteria-style tables, the spice aromas working ever more potently on our appetites.

On one side, the more commercial one, are gangsta characters working ever more familiar variations on tales of gunplay and sex, providing pulp thrills for teenagers.

As the tradition of fiction grew longer and deeper, presenting works ever more distant from the reader's cultural framework, readers seemed more willing to accept work that was radically detached from local truisms of time and space.

Rather than providing services just for people registered with it, the agency works ever more closely with the governments and populations in countries that people flee to.Before the war started in Syria, the UNHCR gave money to the country's government to employ more teachers and doctors in schools and hospitals frequented by Iraqis.

Working ever more diligently within the existing paradigm leads to frustration, not progress.