The phrase "and really since" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in informal contexts where someone is trying to emphasize a point or provide additional reasoning.
Example: "I’ve been thinking about this issue, and really since it affects everyone, we should address it together."
Alternatives: "and truly because" or "and genuinely since".
Trump's focus since he's been in office — and, really, since he won the election and since he won the nomination and since he started running — has been on the priorities of a core group of conservative voters.
This graph shows how the jobless rate has climbed steadily over the last two years (and really since the credit crunch began. Five years ago the Greek rate was 8.2% – roughly comparable to the UK or America today) Photograph: HELLENIC STATISTICAL AUTHORITY The full release is here.
"I started questioning myself, I started asking why I couldn't find the form that I had before, but I started training well the week before Madrid [in May], and really since Madrid the feeling has been different for me.
These two sets of armor are without question the most significant non-weapon items added in this new expansion (and really, since The Taken King itself), and it strikes me as bizarre that players will be allowed to simply buy their way to the full collection with enough money and luck, rather than only being able to earn it in the game through RNG or specific event completion.
And really, since networks still seem to adhere to the "sweeps lesbian" every time they need a ratings boost, why not go all the way and make both Holmes and Watson into women?
"But once I realized the kind of math and science you have to do to do that, I was like, 'No, no thanks.' And really since then it's just been like, 'No, I want to play music.' That's been my plan and if I've ever had a Plan B, it's only like, I guess, I'll teach music.
Ever since Darwin, and really ever since Adam and Eve, we have sought to answer these riddles.
He's been performing in various New York City clubs, bars, and anywhere really since 2004, and his effortless delivery matched with his unique laid-back observational humor are on point.
But my critics will accuse me of nitpicking, and really - since I greatly liked the film - is there any point to saying that a fictional story is, well, fictional?
My personal popularity has been a question of boom and bust really since I was 20.
After all, Woodyatt has been Beale (and, really, only Beale) since his mid-teens.
