Sentence examples for documented ever since from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the heterogeneousness of Pythagorean doctrines has been well documented ever since Heracleitus, a classic early 5th-century Greek philosopher who, scoffing at Pythagoras's wide-ranging knowledge, said that it "does not teach one to have intelligence".

The Gaga/Madonna feud has been well documented ever since the similarities between the two artists and their music were first commented upon.

In Romania, ticks and tick-borne diseases have been documented ever since the end of the 19th century.

The emergence of these structures has been documented ever since initial studies on secondary structures of ribosomal genes were carried out, e.g. [ 86].

Scientists have been waiting for the document ever since an initial $50 million was distributed hastily, beginning in June 2010, to four gulf state consortia and the National Institutes of Health.

I began Scribes Unlimited with Paul Kraly and we've been writing books, business plans, stories, grants, blogs, articles, scripts and every other type of document ever since.

The Center for Responsive Politics has documented how, ever since the new rules were adopted, thousands of lobbyists have effectively "de-registered" themselves in order to avoid disclosure and other rules -- without necessarily changing what they do.

The pro-creationist Discovery Institute issued a policy document asserting: Ever since Darwin's day, people have been concerned that his theory undercuts morality in the traditional sense and they are right (Pearcey 2000).

As a key element of that plan, United Nations observers have been in Syria documenting the violence ever since a April 12th "cease-fire" put forward by Annan was agreed to by the Assad government and the loosely affiliated armed rebel forces, made up mostly of army defectors.

In insects, suppression of pheromone antennal responses has long been documented [ 52], and ever since several plant and microorganism odorants have been reported as suppressors of OSN responses, for example, geraniol, linalool and β-ocimene.

His name reflects his complex heritage: Ioan was chosen as his Romanian name; his second name was the Hungarian Gyurika, but it was recorded as Ghiurico in his birth certificate and personal documents ever since as Pascu later indicated, this was because neither his father nor the notary were familiar with Hungarian phonology.