Sentence examples for especially ever from inspiring English sources

The Americans Frederick Cook, in 1908, and then Robert E. Peary, a year later, claimed to have reached the North Pole, but the evidence they reported was disputed even then, and especially ever since.

Italy has been an important country with regards to electronic dance music, especially ever since the creation of Italo disco in the late 1970s to early 1980s.

Though obviously not logical, no one said humans, and gamblers especially, ever were.[1].

Partly it is a matter of style, with Anglo-Saxon observers especially ever-ready to suspect the motives of the Latin bosses who run much of world sport.The fascist past, for example, of Spain's Juan Antonio Samaranch, president of the International Olympic Committee, has been well documented, not least by Andrew Jennings in his book "The New Lords of the Rings" (Pocket Books, £6.99).

The tech world embraces change, especially ever-accelerating change; to the rest of the world, change means uncertainty, which means anxiety and fear.

During the most recent New York Fashion Week: Men's, Raf Simons's spirit seemed to be especially ever-present.

During the most recent New York Fashion Week: Men's, Raf Simons's spirit seemed to be especially ever-present.

This conceals wide variations: France and Spain look fairly resilient, Germany and (especially) Italy ever sicklier.

It was reported [ 43] that radiotherapy increased the risk of second primary lung cancer especially among ever smokers.

Subanalyses stratified by smoking status resulted in strata with small numbers leading to imprecise effect estimates for PCE exposure, especially for ever regular smokers.

It is clear that there was an indication for the additivity and synergism between risk factors, especially between ever smoking status and alcohol consumptions, as well as alcohol consumption and diabetes.