Sentence examples for ever notes from inspiring English sources

Technology may have made electronic transactions faster and cheaper than ever, notes an international banker, but it is also making regulatory barriers less visible to clients.That lack of visibility raises worries over risk, too.

Hume, as desultory as ever, notes that the dissension in the McCain camp is the "symptom, not a cause" of a bad campaign, and correctly, in my estimation, captures the McCain candidacy as an "exercise in improvisation".

"Of course, if your partner is interested in something that you are absolutely disgusted by, or offended by, your response still might be, Not for me, ever," notes the sex therapist.

(For quite a while these were Sovereign, a sort of low-rent Benson & Hedges: it was the only less than stylish accoutrement I ever noted about her).

I based the lament on my own decade-old list of the best movies ever, noting the absence from disk of eight of my top twenty.

But in the age of Occupy Wall Street, catering to the rich can be trickier than ever, noted Avani Parikh, who worked for NewYork-Presbyterian as in-house project leader when the 14th floor was undertaken.

It is all, as ever, note-perfect, each tune a colossal version of its studio self, which is why the Floyd songs inevitably tower over the somewhat sluggish others.

Oliver Burkeman spoke to Leonard Kleinrock, the UCLA professor who led the project, for a complementary piece on how the internet changed the world for ever, noting that the Arpanet's development into what we have today was never inevitable.

No inflammatory activity was ever noted in the OD.

The market actually peaked in late August 1987, and had already dropped substantially, something hardly ever noted by stock market operators.

We will not stand up and insist that every single factual nuance ever noted by us is accurate and cross-checked as we'd ideally want.