Sentence examples for ever requiring from inspiring English sources

Airlines charge more fees than ever, requiring passengers to pay for services that were once free, including checking bags or booking seats with more legroom.

Further proof of such caution, he argued, is that he has managed to return from his 47 expeditions without ever requiring assistance and without any of the serious frostbite injuries that climbers can suffer.

But the net effect of the long detour into grainy "Apocalypse Now" iconography may not have been so much to adjudicate who was more patriotic or "strong" but to visually establish that quagmire as a metaphor for the war in Iraq without ever requiring Mr. Kerry to explicitly say so.

Michael Ruettgers, chief executive of the EMC Corporation, which donated the technology, said that it might be the largest "single application" data storage project ever, requiring a memory of 180 terabytes -- equivalent to the hard drives of 18,000 10-gigabyte personal computers.

The contract, approved by the agency's board and by a nonpartisan legislative research panel, obligated Enron to pay the trash authority $2.375 million a month for 11 years, a deal that would have meant a tidy profit for the agency, without ever requiring Enron to buy, transport or sell the steam supposedly at the heart of the arrangement, Mr. Blumenthal's report concluded.

Such actions inspire storytelling by others thereby reinforcing a brand's authenticity and intent without ever requiring brand self promotion.

Hence, CSPs are now more than ever required to perceive customer requirements and to address the fears of potential customers with adequate services and further support to create additional value beyond simply selling the service.

Has the government ever required you to buy something?

The answer as ever requires delving beyond the headlines.

No swapping of ear equipment is ever required.

But as the story unfolded, it turned out that she didn't ever require his presence.