Meanings of ever important in English

Added to all this are the ever important economic causes.

In the present situation it was more than ever important that the prosecutor's office were kept abreast.

This treatise, which will be ever new, and ever important, was peculiarly required in Bunyan's early days.

And the ever tenuous, ever important trust between the citizens and their rulers and among themselves was thus enhanced.

Like nothing was ever important anymore, including me. I pause and then lay the index card flat on the table.

The need for emergency shelter highlights the ever important question of government responsibility for developing long-term permanent solutions for women fleeing violence.