Sentence examples for ever absorbed from inspiring English sources

31, a larger share than it had ever absorbed.

That's why my first response when students seek advice on how to succeed is to ask whether any activity has ever absorbed them completely.

One analyst said injury and other claims could push the total cost to insurers as high as $1bn, the biggest marine loss ever absorbed by the industry.

They took the lead in attracting FDI in 2012 and, for the first time ever, absorbed more FDI than developed countries, accounting for 52% of global FDI flows.

The Money Store deal contributed to a $3.8 billion charge last June against First Union's pretax earnings, one of the largest writeoffs ever absorbed by an American corporation.

In the course of his high-pressure experiments, Dr. Silvera said he had compressed heavy hydrogen (deuterium) and the metal palladium to a pressure of 100,000 times atmospheric pressure, thereby achieving the highest density of deuterium ever absorbed by palladium.

In this show, created by the Brussels-based design collective Rotor, there is more stuff – pictures, words, films, things – than anyone could ever absorb, including a 48-hour slideshow that flicks through all 3.5 million images currently stored on OMA's database.

They return to Europa League in midweek with the first-leg of their quarter-final against Basel, but with seven matches remaining in an ever absorbing race for the top four, will be hopeful of appearing on an even bigger stage next term.

Instead, her government has become ever more absorbed in attempts to get Mr Thaksin back without him having to serve the jail terms imposed on him for corruption and abuse of office.

Earlier this month, researchers at Japan's Meijo University established that carbon nanotubes arranged in forestlike, vertical arrays are the blackest materials ever tested, absorbing almost all the light that falls on them.

Probably if men ever get as absorbed in preventing war as they are in mopping up after it, we will never hear of the business again.