Sentence examples for ever evidence from inspiring English sources

If there was ever evidence that the United States is a time-warp, this band is it.

Paul de Zylva, campaigner at Friends of the Earth, said: "This is the strongest ever evidence of harm to bees from neonicotinoid pesticides in British fields.

If ever evidence were needed that the promised planting of a CGI mirage might not be as good in reality, it can be found 150 metres up in the air at No 20 Fenchurch Street.

Responding to critics of the statute, who have complained that providing a cup of coffee or a company baseball cap could be regarded as a bribe, the guide reassuringly states that "it is difficult to envision any scenario in which the provision of cups of coffee, taxi fare or company promotional items of nominal value would ever evidence corrupt intent".

This study therefore provides the first ever evidence of the anti-onchcerca efficacy of AJM1-containing mustakone and linoleic acid.

The present report provides the first ever evidence of the anti-Onchocerca efficacy of AMJ1 and linoleic acid.

There's certainly much more anger in rap than I've ever evidenced in coon songs.

Three days later, the country appears more divided than ever, evidenced by massive protests and a spike in hate crimes.

To the authors' knowledge no other study has ever evidenced space time interaction in the incidence of childhood leukaemia restricted to more than 10-year-old children.

Europe is providing ever more evidence that austerity breeds austerity, which brings on recession and depression.

And there is ever increasing evidence that school autonomy and choice do work.