Examples of using Ever more in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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In a world that is ever more digitally connected, each of us has the power and responsibility to inspire our fellow human beings to act to help others
the hope that inspires us to work for an ever more just and fraternal society.
pushing me to create ever more refined and meticulous subjects and going out more and more outside the box.
the European Union has seemed to represent the advance guard of a new liberalism in which nations pool sovereignty and cooperate ever more closely with one another.
The decades-old claims have become more urgent with China's emergence as a major trading nation, ever more dependent on international shipping routes that extend from the waters of East Asia to the Middle East.
Western cultures became the great centers of Creative Carnage in the ancient world and have taken the lead in developing ever more horrific, terrorizing weapons over all these eons.
genuine cooperation- cooperation not gained by threat or force but by heartfelt understanding- life will become ever more difficult.
Whereas they try to make universal statements from their specifics, Callahan, according to Szarkowski, draws us ever more insistently inward toward the center of this private sensibility….
So let us fall more and more in love with the Lord Jesus, our Spouse, and meet Him with lamps lit up with our joyous faith, and become ever more His witnesses in the world.
the hope that inspires us towork for an ever more just and fraternal society.
PGI is vastly more educated, both of the hard-knocks and academic kind, carries more responsibility and yet remains ever more uncertain of what the future holds.
victims of an ongoing conflict to which we risk becoming ever more resigned and even indifferent.
I pray we can recognize the Lord's work as one great worldwide work that is becoming ever more home centered and Church supported.
On the one hand, Thailand is rapidly aging, and, on the other hand, the need for skilled workers is rapidly increasing in an ever more integrated world with ever faster technological advances.
the European Union has seemed to represent the advance guard of a new liberalism in which nations pool sovereignty and cooperate ever more closely with one another.
Here, amid our growing knowledge of the structure of matter and in the light of ever more advanced inventions, we clearly see continuous progress towards an ever greater mastery of nature.
In silent contemplation the eternal Word, through whom the world was created, becomes ever more powerfully present and we become aware of the plan of salvation that God is
Our society is at a crossroads: If ever more powerful algorithms would be controlled by a few decision-makers
provided we remain united to God as branches to the vine, provided we do not lose our friendship with him, provided we make ever more room for him in our lives.
This to me is a fine example of how space technology becomes ever more extraordinary by building upon its prior successes," Phil Willems, manager of NASA's Starshade Technology Development activity, said in the same statement.