Examples of using Ever-more in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
More than 5000 Bosch engineers are working on ever-more powerful safety and assistance systems.
As institutions offer ever-more complex digital transactions,
Ever-more sophisticated measuring equipment is being attached to drones to capture the world with greater precision.
hackers are becoming ever-more professional.
The European debate therefore follows its own political logic, ever-more detached from the root causes of migratory flows.
is becoming ever-more important.
Lean is an ongoing process and so is our desire to create ever-more efficient supply chains for our customers.”.
The trend toward ever-more complex products with higher diversity
great powers is assuming ever-more tangible forms.
not ever-more pungent.
private collections and ever-more sophisticated international exhibitions celebrate his work.
analog lives are becoming ever-more blurred.
International markets also play an ever-more significant role in this respect.
The market is being shaped by the ever-more varied and complex needs of consumers.
Companies are confronted with an ever-more challenging, multifaceted environment,
Packaging materials need to be ever-more sophisticated, lighter in weight and lower in cost.
The ever-more sophisticated products of our customers likewise demand individually tailored solutions on our part.
The southern Ria de Aveiro has become ever-more popular in recent years, especially for kiting.
Formulated feed manufacturers therefore launch ever-more complex feeds that are enriched with vitamins, minerals, and active substances.
which means the Tajik population is becoming ever-more female.