Sentence examples for currently or ever from inspiring English sources

Several astronauts and retired NASA employees have gone on to investigate UFOs, or have been outspoken about their UFO sightings, but NASA has never given credence to the idea that extraterrestrials are currently, or ever have, visited the earth.

3- Any Gitmo prisoner "who is currently or ever has been assessed by Joint Task Force Guantanamo to be a high risk or medium risk threat to the United States, its interests, or its allies" would be forbidden from being released.

The majority of subjects had never smoked (64.1%), and some of them were currently or ever alcohol drinkers (58.9%).

Using data from the General Household Survey for 2008, we may obtain the prevalence of current, ever or never smokers by age group, as well as the probability of being married or cohabiting currently or ever in the past.

We also asked subjects to indicate whether they currently or ever had been diagnosed with major depression, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), any other mental health condition, or alcohol or drug abuse.

First, ever smoking including those currently smoking or ever have smoked who quit for many years may underestimate the atherogenic effects coming from current smoking.

Smoking status was recorded as positive if patients currently or had ever smoked.

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It may be that currently unmarried women (either single or ever married) feel insecure without a husband or at least a permanent sexual partner or simply a potential husband.

Overall, among men of reproductive age, the condom use during sex with non-regular partner (any sex partner other than spouse for currently married respondents and any sexual partner with whom the respondent does not have sexual intercourse regularly for unmarried or ever married but currently not married men) has increases from 51.7% to 68.6% (p < 0.001).

Subjects were categorized as currently, ever, or never smoking.