Sentence examples for ever low from inspiring English sources

In late June, an airport in Oman recorded the highest ever low temperature; on the evening of the 27th, the mercury failed to drop below 107 degrees Fahrenheit.

"People said 'okay, the trick is clearly that the early universe had low entropy,'" says Carroll. "But why [entropy] was ever low in the first place, 14 billion years ago near the Big Bang, is something we don't know the answer to".

Frankly, we owe it to our children to never, ever low ball our expectations for them because a lot of the times they meet them.

But the bad news is the Conservatives are failing dramatically to build on the green opportunity we helped create: of tumbling prices for wind and solar power, of a world-beating offshore wind industry, and of the world's first ever low-carbon power market.

The result differs somewhat from a cross-sectional study that found a significant association between physical work load and "first-ever low back pain" among young workers (mean age 22 years) in their first job (health care or distribution service) [ 38].

This, combined with the ever-low cost of mobile data, made mobile videos cheaper and easier for everyone to share; mobile video has almost become the default content type on social media.

The real issue, as ever, is low nurse pay, low morale and professional development - the roots of the crisis in the profession.

WERE my sights ever set low.

Although OPEC often fails to behave like an ideal cartel, it does not follow that prices were ever "too low".

People who see and work with Mr Blair every day don't believe he was ever that low.

Thus, our economy has become more addicted than ever to low interest rates.