Sentence examples for ever partly from inspiring English sources

Sales plunged 18percentt in 2000, the industry's best year ever (partly because models like the Tracer and Mystique, twins of the Ford Escort and Contour, were discontinued).

In fact, Ben, who had joined AA, played better than ever – "partly because I was sober," he says, "and partly because I knew I had something to prove".

To properly get at truths, requires open, respectful, reasoned contestation – free (though only ever partly) from the fetters and pressures of power.

The episode was considered one of the most successful series finales ever, partly because it managed to remain a secret until it was broadcast.

But Glaser may have wound up in a better position than ever, partly because new and more menacing villains have emerged.

Only recently Olli Rehn, the European economic and monetary commissioner, declared the euro zone to have turned the corner, from managing the crisis to promoting reforms to boost competitiveness.This was only ever partly true.

We'd all be better off if we saw ourselves as we are - intermittently and only ever partly-rational creatures, who never really grow up.

Today, it is larger than it's ever been, partly because of the recent crisis, partly because of globalization and sweeping advances in tech.

More than 3 million cars and light commercial vehicles were sold in Brazil in 2009 for the first time ever, spurred partly by a reduction in sales tax and partly by greater access to consumer credit.

They have survived ever since, partly off their showdowns with Washington.

This has been the most difficult and complicated book I ever wrote, partly also because it changes every day.