Sentence examples for endorsed ever from inspiring English sources

Data on age at onset of symptom(s) were collected if the offspring endorsed ever having the symptom(s).

But any Bush-appointed Justice, whatever his or her stand on Roe, is likely to endorse ever more restrictive state laws calculated to intimidate, inconvenience, or otherwise prevent young women who want or need abortions from getting them.

Sanders won the New Hampshire primary in February by a large margin, but has been under pressure to endorse Clinton ever since his already difficult path to the nomination disappeared entirely after the California primary last month.

The U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce threw its weight behind Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican candidate John Kasich in dual endorsements on Thursday -- the first time the Latino business group has ever endorsed in the presidential election.

What's the strangest thing you've ever endorsed?

"No holding has ever endorsed such a sweeping proposition".

Surprise, surprise – when has the Opposition ever endorsed such a radical overhaul in such a major policy area?

The Tories hit back, denying that they had ever endorsed big cuts in 2010-11 and insisting that Labour was "in chaos" on the issue.

The Sierra Club went as far as to endorse Daggett, the independent — the first time the organization has ever endorsed a non-Democrat for governor of New Jersey.

He wanted help determining whether his paper had ever endorsed a Democratic Presidential candidate in its hundred-and-twenty-six-year history.

Failing that, they spent their parents' money on the largest range of merchandise ever endorsed by a band, from cameras to crisps, deodorant to chocolate.