Sentence examples for ever numbers from inspiring English sources

The language about public service may be softer than under David Cameron but the implications for civil and other public servants are as dark as ever: numbers will go on declining amid tight control of pay.

This month, The Associated Press reported that the Pentagon in July had quietly posted its fullest tally of the death toll of Iraqi civilians and security forces ever, numbers that were first requested in 2005 through the Freedom of Information Act.

But, as ever, numbers tell a more complex truth.

|Download PDF-English|   Yemen Situation Report for April 2014 A polio campaign this month reached the highest ever numbers of children in the hard to access governorates of Sa'ada and Al Jawf.

Personally, I don't think they ever numbered much more than that.

2013 statistics reported the highest ever number of Erasmus participants from the UK.

This is understood to be the highest ever number of grade changes.

Pop singer Pink has been named Billboard's Woman of the Year after scoring her first ever number one album.

November also saw the largest ever number of patients occupying a hospital bed despite being fit to leave – 3,671.

Then too, it will be impossible to ever number how many have escaped because it has proved impossible to number how many were here in the first place.

The number now stands at more than 12,000 - its highest ever number.