Sentence examples for would become ever from inspiring English sources

At the very least the argument would become ever more bitter and corrosive.

Eventually WAR would become ever more sophisticated, with the different versions propagated on different Web sites.

FOR most of the 1990s and 2000s, it seemed almost inevitable that the world would become ever more integrated and borders ever less bothersome.

The industry had been convinced that the world would become ever thirstier for oil, so it made huge investments in refining capacity, infrastructure and tankers.

Did you always know the story would follow the trajectory it takes, and that James and Ahmed's relationship would become ever closer?

The gains from new infrastructure – housing, transport, flood defences, renewables – would dwarf the cost; the case against borrowing for these purposes would become ever more threadbare.

That means that if the rotation slowed, gravity on Earth would become ever-so-slightly stronger.

The escape would surely become ever-more miraculous in the endless retelling on the Arabic-language Al Jazeera TV network.

Yet many readers would say the WSJ has become ever so slightly more liberal.

The Brat made a name for Subaru in the U.S. and carved out what would become an ever-widening niche for four-wheel drive on car platforms.

The second leg is on Thursday evening and Sam is likely to remain sidelined meaning that if Dave plays he would become the oldest ever professional player in England.