Sentence examples for ever it has started from inspiring English sources

The failure of the Wii U led the company to reassess its business model, and for the first time ever it has started creating games for smartphones.

But the question remains: should it ever have started?

Mechanical manipulations involving electrically induced microfluidic has started ever since the Coulter principle was established (Figure 4D).

Every year is the worst year ever, we've started to say.

Also the prevalence of "ever smoking" (i.e. those who ever had started to smoke, regardless whether they had quit or continued to smoke) was considerably higher in Denmark compared to Sweden.

It showed that more people than ever had started using the internet to buy drugs, despite an operation by the FBI the previous year to close down the single largest online drugs marketplace, Silk Road.

It's the same test I have done ever since I have started as a manager.

It's odd, but no one I meet on these expeditions ever seems to have started out doing what they ended up doing.

Ever since I've started learning to cross-date tree core samples, I've learned I have a type.

This is Desolation Row: not, as one of the residents said this week, a working-class area but a workless area, where people have grown up, got married and had children without ever having started a job.

Tony smoked for many years before giving up in 1974, but he regrets ever having started the habit.