Sentence examples for ever matured from inspiring English sources

A perception had festered, however, that neither Lavin nor his teams ever matured over the course of a season.

For example Microsoft had a web-enabled version of Office for years back in the lab ready in case Google apps ever matured to the point it felt threatened, and recently it released a web version of Office.

That means that of the one to two million follicles, only about 400 will ever mature.

How might children ever mature though if they are never given any independence?

-- seasons in the N.H.L.: Will Kovalev ever mature into the All-Star that his skills promise?

It was hard to believe that the vivaciously ripe Atwell would ever mature into the leanly enigmatic Rampling.

The cultural work of black American creators at this moment is exciting, energizing and a reflection of the ever maturing consciousness in black America.

I suspect that DNA is an imperfect molecule for this use and that if this technology ever matures, it will be through the merging of DNA-based sequence-annealing with the solid-state structures of silicon-based computation.

GROWING old is a subject American movies have largely avoided since the 1980s, when the commercial triumphs of Steven Spielberg and George Lucas made it clear that there was money to be made in never-never land — that world of the adolescent imagination where no one ever matures and death exists only as a punch line.

As the field of digital games and simulations is ever maturing, this paper attempts to systematically review the literature relevant to games and simulation pedagogy in higher education.

With the ever maturing fabrication technique of high-quality graphene, CNS-based axial nano-oscillators hold promise to become a viable approach to achieving nanoscale gigahertz mechanical oscillators.