Sentence examples for ever during the second from inspiring English sources

The widely watched Standard & Poor 's/Case-Shillerhome price index tumbled the most ever during the second quarter, falling 15.4percentt compared with a year ago.

One hundred years ago today the nature of war changed for ever - during the second battle of Ypres the Germans released more than a hundred tons of Chlorine gas - the first time such a chemical had been used as a lethal weapon.

The online retailer said late Wednesday that while it posted its worst losses ever during the fourth quarter of 1999, sales more than doubled.

These variables indicated "Never" (no report of ownership), "Ever during the first 2 years of life" (at least one report of ownership in the first 2 years of life), and "Ever after the first 2 years of life, but not during the first 2 years of life" (at least one report of ownership after the first 2 years of life, but no report during the first 2 years) exposure.

I nearly ran and came back with two Old Styles, which normally I would only ever drink during the seventh inning stretch at Wrigley Field.

There was a moderate protective effect of ever breastfeeding during the first year on subsequent childhood overweight.

The primary study end point is the time from the first PIP ever (during the accrual period) for any STOPP/START or Beers' criterion to the first PIP-related event, which is defined as the first all-cause ED visit, hospitalisation or death occurring within 3 months after this PIP.

The greatest estrogen exposure by far that a woman ever gets is during the first and second trimesters of pregnancy.

3'Sialyllactose was the major oligosaccharide detected and was found at an ever increasing level during the first week of lactation but thereafter dropped steadily.

The US has flirted with the idea of subsidized daycare a few times, but a longstanding cultural notion that there is something inherently shady about daycare has kept us from ever really doing it, except during the second world war when we needed women to work.

"Alarm and near panic" were reported among health workers at Maridi hospital in Sudan in 1976 during the second ever recorded outbreak, an understandable condition given that 61 of the hospital's 154 nursing staff had fallen ill, of whom 33 then died [ 2].