How much has this administration done to block the ever-rising tide of autos that enter Manhattan?

The effects of spin, like radiation, are probably cumulative over a lifetime, and in recent years, people have been subjected to an ever-rising tide of it.

Meanwhile, onward to stem the ever-rising tide of marital discord - you should see our dockets.

The Bowery's gritty glory days may well be over, pushed out by surging rents and the ever-rising tide of gentrification.

Mr. Potter is among a handful of writers contributing to television who work against the ever-rising tide of formulaic pop culture.

New standards were raised in an ever-rising tide against oppression.

The ever-rising tide of the third movement's march-scherzo is a delight to "watch" taking shape.

The corrupt flood was now being reinforced, however, by an ever-rising tide of material that had once been mountains.

The men are weary, but the fight against the ever-rising tide continues into the evening.

Didactor Falcone was . . . dismayed by the ever-rising tide of mental illness.