Never, ever before," said Mr. Balslev-Oleson.
But figuring out who's doing something important on Twitter (and what "important" means) is more difficult than ever before.
It has been four years since Jones last broke 11 seconds in the 100, and her desire to represent the United States more than two years from now figures to be as difficult as ever before.
With Pakistani civilian and military leaders meeting with Obama administration officials this week in Washington — and with The Times report on Tuesday that Afghan and Taliban leaders are holding direct, high-level talks to end the war — cutting through this Gordian knot has become more urgent and more difficult than ever before.
What I am about to say I say with great sadness: After seeing on television, during the Intifada, the faces of young Palestinians twisted with hate, it is more difficult than ever before for me to believe in the Palestinians' will for peace.
In the embassy's leafy gardens he declared that he was immensely proud of athletes who, against the odds, had qualified to participate in the sporting showpiece – draconian budget cuts have left facilities in a state of disrepair that has made training more difficult than ever before.
When an online agent could play any combination of four different roles in the Internet finance market, such as buyer, seller, borrower, and/or lender, the credit assessment and credit risk control become much more difficult than ever before.
The ability for others to access and link the databases, with few controls on how they use, share, or exploit the information, makes individual control over information about oneself more difficult than ever before.
For decades the oil giant has been a source of pride and at the heart of Brazilian life and politics - but its position today is more difficult than ever before.
Except that's probably going to be more difficult than ever before, of course.
