Sentence examples for ever essentially from inspiring English sources

My Sunday column offers my own list of the Best Beach Reading Ever — essentially a list of my favorite works of fiction, in the sense of great page-turners that also brim with literary value or illuminate social justice themes.

An Unanticipated Problem The 25-year-old Montreal Protocol is widely regarded as the most successful environmental treaty ever, essentially eliminating the use of CFC coolants, which are highly damaging to the ozone layer.

It feels like the best drug ever, because essentially it is.

It added that its pneumococcal vaccine was one of the most complex it had ever manufactured, essentially combining 10 vaccines in one.

In a statement, GSK said its pneumococcal vaccine is "one of the most complex we've ever manufactured, essentially combining 10 vaccines in one".

It's a landscape unlike anything I've ever seen, essentially treeless, a game board of wheat fields in vast quadrangles of burnt browns and beiges and road names with words like "gulch" and "dead man" in them.

Chess games are conceptually constructed, and since "the book describing the longest chess game ever played" essentially involves chess games it is conceptually constructed too.

Nissan's Bruce Robinson says engineers thickened the gauges of some suspension pieces and, to improve steering feel and reduce chassis flex, used doubler brackets and triangular braces at ever wheel, essentially bracing the suspension against the frame.

By its ever-shifting, essentially non-hierarchical nature and the newly democratised world of music production in which it evolved, hip-hop was never going to have its Motown, which bestrode the genre and dominated (even named) its output.

"Essentially, ever since 9/11, there has been no leasing".

Twenty years old, two carjacking raps, plus a handgun enhancement at sentencing -- any way you do the math, the judge was obliged by the law to send such kids to jail for, essentially, ever.