Sentence examples for ever maximum from inspiring English sources

I forced through the first ever maximum waiting time standards for early intervention in psychosis and access to psychological therapies, but that's the start".

In the third frame of the afternoon session Bingham even came perilously close to scoring the first ever maximum in a world final, potting 14 reds and 14 blacks, only to be diddled out of glory and the £20,000 that would accompany it by rotten luck rather than anything resembling poor judgment.

And because we're all suckers for a bit of nostalgia, here, for your delight and delectation, is the first ever maximum 147 break at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre.

In 1997, EPA announced a first-ever maximum level for PM2.5--which comes mainly from soils, motor vehicles, and power plants.

Interestingly, this pathway replacement even established growth in synthetic glycerol medium of strains naturally unable to grow on glycerol and an engineered derivative of CEN.PK even showed the highest ever reported maximum specific growth rate on glycerol (0.26 h−1).

He probably has more reason to keep a close eye on Welsh governance than the average passenger because of his job and believes it is "more important than ever that maximum value is generated from every pound of public money spent in Wales".

On 21 April 1997, while playing Mick Price in the first round of the World Championship, O'Sullivan made the fastest ever competitive maximum break in 5 minutes 20 seconds, an average of one shot every 8.8 seconds.

In 1758, the colony appropriated for the Commissions "such Sum and Sums of Money, as they may find necessary to purchase the Right and Claim of all or any of the Indian Natives of this Colony, to and for the Use of the Freeholders in this Colony, their Heirs and Assigns, for ever"; the maximum appropriation was to be 1600 pounds, no more than half of which was to go to the Delawares near Cranbury.

The Arctic ice cap achieved its smallest-ever winter maximum in 2017.

Two other Sherpa climbers share between them a record for 21 ascents of Everest, the maximum climbs by men.

We therefore performed sensitivity analyses using an ever-increasing maximum oxygen uptake function (figure 2 e h; electronic supplementary material figures S2 and S3 g l).