Sentence examples for ever a key from inspiring English sources

The CPS is now, more than ever, a key partner in the criminal justice system.

It is true, indeed, that memory is newly important to me in many ways, as in identifying friends by their voices, but in a real if subtler sense memory is more than ever a key to the arts.

I mean, d'you think she's ever used a key in her life?

As powerful political and economic interests tied to China's investments seek to stamp out independent reporting, a free African press is needed more than ever, as a key institution of development, a consumer watchdog and a way for the public to contextualize official statistics about joblessness, inflation and other social and economic concerns.

A team of researchers has snapped some of the most detailed moving pictures ever of a key molecular motor.

Because when we were kids my parents, bless them, never ever allowed a key to turn in an ignition until everyone in the car was strapped in.

In any case, the end result should be a keyboard that provides tactile feedback before the user ever touches a key.

"We think letgo's mobile first design, which is streamlined to make buying and selling locally easier and faster than ever, is a key advantage for our platform".

One way to open up passing lanes would be to run the ball effectively, and lure the Pats into playing more defenders close to the line of scrimmage: running back Steven Jackson, as ever, remains a key for the Rams.

"It's one of the most important speeches ever delivered, a key speech for changing the climate in the Middle East.

"The Night Of" was co-written by Steven Zallian, an Oscar winner, and stars John Turturro; neither has ever been a key figure on a TV series.