Sentence examples for ever it needs to from inspiring English sources

So global growth will ease which, after five years at an average of almost 5%, close to its fastest pace ever, it needs to do.

Now, more than ever, it needs to be – and be seen to be – a robust and credible benchmark.

Invested with more supervisory clout than ever, it needs to show a clear willingness to close failing institutions, even if it means eliminating perceived major providers of liquidity.

More than ever, it needs to make them count. .

If Bond production company Eon ever decides it needs to replace long-term 007 flame-keepers Neal Purvis and Robert Wade, they could do worse than hire screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, who have overseen all three Captain America films.

It will be a while before chaperon makes it to market (if it ever does): It needs to undergo both laboratory tests and clinical trials first. .

It is part of the Treasury Department's general fund, meaning it can be expanded to how ever big it needs to be.

Now, more than ever, it needs Anwar to reestablish its credibility.

But we nevertheless appreciated his musings on the sport in a video he filmed with Bill Pennington for On Par, the Times golf blog, and we think that, if he could bring sexy back, he could certainly bring the golf-as-metaphor-for-life book back (though, like sexy, I'm not sure it ever went anywhere it needs to be brought back from).

But if Apple wants to satisfy us all and compete with the ever-evolving Android, it needs to let iOS mature.

How ever you wear it, it needs to cover both your breasts.