Sentence examples for accepted ever from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the key innovation hypothesis on the specialized PJA has been proposed being coupled with a taxonomic hypothesis that has widely been accepted ever since: the family Labridae and Cichlidae have been classified into the suborder Labroidei, together with Pomacentridae and Embiotocidae, based on the sharing of the specialized PJA [ 10, 12].

Producer prices plunged 3.5 percent in August from a year ago, an even faster decline than expected, as companies accepted ever-lower prices for their goods in the hope of clearing overstuffed warehouses.

And as the pound rose, they accepted ever-smaller profit margins to try to hang on to their markets, hoping that the pound would eventually weaken.Sooner or later, however, sterling's strength will bite, as surveys of exporters' expectations have been predicting for months.

The demands that Iran should accept ever more inspection are meaningless.

Spurred on by public concern, airlines have been forced to accept ever tighter regulations on every aspect of their operations.

Will we devise more fruitful ways of relating the countryside to downtown, or will we accept ever more suburban sprawl and poverty-pocketed cities?

This is interesting for traders as it can mean either having to explore new routes in search of higher profits, or accepting ever diminishing returns from regular haunts.

For decades they have been frightening us into accepting ever higher prices with their postured concerns of the imminent demise of oil.

SHOULD Britain accept ever-closer union with its European neighbours?

Using non-linear relationships between travel time and activity time, Joly [25] has shown individuals' growing reluctance to accept ever-increasing travel times.

None of the 37 white fraternities and sororities on the campus here have ever accepted a black member.