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True, it is possible for an ever greater share of the debt to be assumed by governments, so bailing out private creditors.

As federal debt climbs, an ever-greater fraction of the budget goes just to pay interest, much of it to overseas creditors.

It was the product of a capitalist culture that put a premium on ever greater size and speed.

Thousands of zealous riders are willing to travel the word's theme parks for ever-greater thrills.

My ever present breath be upon you and animate you to ever greater LIFE.

The result is ever greater uncertainty about all kinds of short-term decision-making, as well as frantic realignments of every variety.

The bosses of banks continued piling on leverage and taking ever greater risks because they felt they would be fired if they did not.

The repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act, coupled with cheap money and tolerance for ever greater risk, led to this situation.

Consequently, an ever greater proportion of executive compensation comes in the form of stock options.

It would be natural to assume that ever increasing price reflects ever greater scarcity.

Today China is fielding precision-guided ballistic and cruise missiles, as well as other "smart" munitions, in ever greater numbers.

It is also an expanding one, as fighting over the drug trail to the United States inspires ever-greater feats of violence.

The organization admits improvements are still needed. But it says it will work hard to strive for ever greater clarity and transparency.

Because so many have piled into the market so quickly, the risk of a swift reversal becomes ever greater.

As modern Homo sapiens migrates to the online savannah, trends have been spreading to ever greater numbers.

Cyber-bullying is a cause of growing concern among educationalists as children get ever greater access to information technology.

Conservation efforts in the country have struggled against ever greater deforestation and decades of environmental neglect.

With ever-greater chances of encountering strangers, opportunities for cooperation among kin decline.

Minsky argued that economic stability encouraged ever greater leverage and ambitious debt structures.

Philanthropic dollars have ever greater social significance, thanks to the explosion in private wealth.

With increasing complexity, change and line item expansion there is an ever greater need for flexibility in low cost logistics solutions.

The rising ratio of the capital stock to output means that ever greater investment is needed to sustain GDP growth.

A new elite corruptly took an ever greater share of the fruits of independence and outside investors became ever warier.

Enlightenment thinkers believed that man emancipated by reason would rise to ever greater heights of achievement.

This hits Britain hard as North Sea reserves dwindle and the country imports an ever-greater share of its energy.

Their annual migrations face ever greater competition from the expansion of settled communities.

Shark fins are being "harvested" in ever greater numbers to feed the growing demand for shark fin soup, an Asian "delicacy" .

As Chinese groups expand overseas they will face ever greater scrutiny, making the US trade probe a mere taste of things to come.

You simply take on a series of challenges, gain experience, unlock new skills and crush your enemies with ever-greater speed.

How is it that, with successive years, the approach of Christmas brings ever greater dread to the heart?

Many countries are governed by people who were once leftist soul-mates. They talk of ever-greater integration.

A single celestial, readable book resided on a summit's peak; below it lay ever greater masses of baser books.

The slide towards ever greater violence has an increasingly sectarian flavour.

a plane curve traced by a point circling about the center but at ever-greater distances from it.

Now each cattle raid results in multiple deaths, creating an ever greater thirst for revenge.

Today's strategy requires ever greater official finance for ever longer periods.

The book is structured so that the reader gradually builds up an ever-greater skill set as each lesson is mastered.

They are exerting ever greater violence against the environment.

Faced with an enemy that was both elusive and tenacious , SS units responded with ever greater use of terror.

If the Shanghai show is anything to go by, foreign carmakers are also putting ever greater focus in China on alternative-fuel vehicles.

True, people in the developing world are driving in ever greater numbers, but that reduces both the status and usefulness of cars.

It will remain dependent on ever greater quantities of official financing.

Whenever "modernizing" governments have tried to ban the veil, for example, women have rushed in ever greater numbers to put it on.

Perhaps the job title has been devalued by being applied to an ever greater number of people - "we are all managers now" .

Withor withouttheLisbon treaty, good Europeans can rejoice: the "ever greater union" others 's founders is indeed taking place.

As top chefs move into hotels in ever greater numbers, the elite have spread themselves widely and, in some critics eyes, too thinly.

to improve our lives by accessing information in ever greater amounts and at ever greater rates.

The workers they rely on, however, are not back, despite ever greater inducements for them to return.

The resulting low prices benefit consumers. The TNCs in turn require ever-greater efficiency from their suppliers.

People of all ages are joining the networks in ever greater numbers.

Seabirds must fly ever greater distances to find food.

She has made ever greater progress in English this term.

Time and time again Hong Kong has shown the abilities to weather economic storms with ever greater courage and resourcefulness this time.

Fresh water that wells up from underground is lost to evaporation, leaving ever greater concentrations of salt.

Add the ever greater fiscal austerity being imposed across Europe and a collapse in business and consumer confidence,

Applying the strategic thinking of "Management by seeking for ever greater perfection" to guiding our specific work

Natural selection leads to ever-greater complexity

There is an ever greater demand, which is reflected in the following aspects