Sentence examples for ever especially for from inspiring English sources

In this election, living by the journalist's doctrine of disengagement — the reporter is never the story — has proved harder than ever, especially for those moderating the debates.

Many who study recording industry trends have said that as consumers increasingly download individual CDs, boxed sets could have more allure than ever, especially for collectors of classical music.

"It's more competitive than ever, especially for engineers" says Howard.

It is a good gig if you can get it, and being president of the United States would be the best gig ever, especially for an imposter to the throne.

No internet writer does that, ever, especially not for a miniscule list spread over three pages just for the sake of extra clicks.

Advertising might have been a necessary evil to get these companies off the ground, but there is no reason to stick with it for ever, especially if – and when – they manage to destroy all competition and make the world dependent on their platforms.

Ever since McDonald's allowed its flood of breakfast foods to flow at any time, day or night, I've been indulging in the McMost Important Meal of the Day more than ever, especially when it's too early for a McGangBang (or anything else on their "secret" menu).

However, support for change is higher than ever especially among young people.

Brokers say the sales market may be as hot as it has ever been, especially for trophy houses.

With a warm sense of humour and a self-effacing manner, he was ever approachable, especially for young researchers.

Whereas dryers work to bump up your energy bills and damage your clothing, the sun does double duty as one of the best stain fighters I've ever used, especially for organic stains like blood, banana or tomato sauce.