Sentence examples for ever and often from inspiring English sources

More closely marked than ever, and often forced across field, but still made spirited half-breaks.

And, it makes sense - We are busier than ever, more technologically connected than ever, and often our days are spent rushing from one activity or obligation to the next.

But current ICU populations are older and more severely ill than ever, and often stay for prolonged periods of time.

Students are now more mobile than ever, and often find themselves multi-tasking, working in part-time jobs, or located some distance from a parent institution on professional practice placement.

They present an ever-changing, ever-expanding and often inconsistent array of rules and requests to promote economic growth and to protect workers, consumers, investors, communities and the public welfare.

These prospective buyers know that purchasing a primary residence is one of the biggest financial commitments they'll ever make, and often conduct their own extensive research on property values, neighborhoods and school ratings before they ever contact a real estate agent.

(5) "Have you ever made an attempt to take your life?" Items 1 to 3 have four response alternatives: never, hardly ever, sometimes and often.

Subject teachers see far more of their pupils than guidance specialists ever could, and often have a close relationship with them.

Callender said he intends his £40m vessel to appeal to the super-rich who until the global economic crisis competed to own ever larger, and often more polluting, yachts.

He became the best singer-pianist that jazz has ever seen, and often in these recordings -- sequenced chronologically to 1964, the year before his death -- you can be seduced by his control as a pianist even more than the quick-reflex susurrations of his voice.

While jadedness can be a coping mechanism to deal with our pain, these kinds of statements are rarely ever true and often just serve to limit us.