Sentence examples for ever due from inspiring English sources

People are reading more words per day than ever, due to social media and other reasons.

More than ever, due diligence is the order of the day.

In Lincoln the city's historic Christmas markets have been cancelled for the first time ever due to the appalling weather.

Asia registered its worst performance ever, due to the lacklustre trend of mainland China and a sharp drop in sales in Hong Kong and Macau.

As ever, due to the late production of the show, it's impossible to know what Charlie Brooker's going to be lampooning with his guests.

In Tokyo, Pence announced new sanctions on North Korea that he promised would be the toughest ever, due to be unveiled soon.

It's a film about workers' rights but it also highlights the increasing safety risks on Everest due to overcrowding and global warming.

and more than 100 mountains, many rising higher than Earth's Mt. Everest, due to uplifting events inside Io.

May is the most popular month for climbing Everest due to favourable weather, and the past weeks have seen several firsts on the world's highest mountain.

With more than 250 people having perished trying to climb Everest, due to accidents or illness caused by the high altitude and low temperatures, Mr Samra says he shouldn't have been surprised.

Sony has more than doubled its projected annual losses to 520 billion yen (£4.02 billion) - its worst ever - due to a massive tax charge.