Sentence examples for ever interestingly from inspiring English sources

But, Mr Farrell writes, when you add marriages and PACS, the number of people entering legally sanctioned romantic relationships is higher than ever:Interestingly, this is because of both a significant decline in marriage, and a significant increase in the overall number of people willing to engage in some kind of state-sanctioned relationship.

Interestingly, ever since the mid-1990s the proportion of women who lost their virginity before the age of 16 suddenly stopped increasing and along with that use of contraception went right up, too.

Mr Abunimah himself is visionary, but he still leaves this reader more convinced of the hideousness of the current Israeli-Palestinian stalemate than persuaded that the way forward he advocates so skilfully and interestingly could ever really come to pass.

Interestingly though ever since Alex made world headlines with his Milliondollarhomepage, there have been many copycat wannabee ideas.

Interestingly, having ever experienced heart problems or cancer increases the probability of making a donation by 42 and 32percentnt, respectively.

In the never-smokers, the C3 G allele predisposed to AMD as expected, whereas, interestingly, in ever-smokers the effect of G allele was virtually indistinguishable.

What do you think of sanctions?" JK: You know, interestingly enough, nobody ever asked about my politics.

Interestingly, we hardly ever observed any visible fluorescence in cells transduced with optoARs even though both are tagged with YFP.

Interestingly, the first ever delineated mutation in the human LDLR gene causing familial hypercholesterolemia occurred exactly in the equivalent position.

Interestingly, I also dont ever recall a period when so many major companies warned investors of upcoming disappointments.

Interestingly, there have only ever been two published antibodies against the C terminus of VEGF-A165b this VEGF-A165b thisginal VPF antibone generandd by Donald Senger in 1986 [ 22].