Sentence examples for ever accounted from inspiring English sources

No one, least of all James, has ever accounted for his artistry as a tailor.

Although the Fiat group reported a 45percentt drop in profit last year, the car division, which for the first time ever accounted for less than half of the group's roughly $50 billion in revenue, returned to profitability after a year of losses.

In 2005 the value of cross-border mergers in the EU was the highest since 1999-2000; in the first two months of this year, cross-border deals have for the first time ever accounted for over half of all European mergers by value.

Though, MI is not yet frequently used in predictive modelling and model stability is hardly ever accounted for in MI approaches.

He withdrew money as he saw fit, hardly ever accounting for it, Mr. Brown said.

However, the search for specific causes continues and it's unlikely that any single candidate will ever account for every case on the currently accepted spectrum.

They know that no amount of planning will ever account for what can really happen.

"In this age, social media gets that information out there more quickly than you can ever account for it, so instead of trying to hold information back, we were as forthcoming as we could possibly be," Wilson said.

It is unlikely any technique can ever account for this given the constraints of working with small DNA fragments, incomplete databases and in some instances, the unpredictable reactivity of reagents with prey sequences.

Your Palm Pre will now be synchronized with which ever account you chose in Email, Contacts, and Calendar.

Cherry-Garrard's harrowing account is rightly described as the greatest ever account of extreme adventure.