Sentence examples for ever significantly from inspiring English sources

And it is hard to see that the anti-discrimination laws now in force would ever significantly be watered down.

In the title story the narrator, George, is depressed by "the combined weight of dissatisfaction with his environment and despair of ever significantly improving it", so rebelliously refuses to get out of bed.

Given the 11th-hour nature of these restrictions, it's particularly revealing that in none of these proceedings in any of these states were women's voices ever significantly heard or even included; half of the population in each jurisdiction was merely meant to sit back and accept these encroachments on their bodies as if nothing was wrong about that.

They're more about getting users used to talking with Siri hands-free, now possible thanks to the new iPhones' M9 motion coprocessor technology that allows Siri to always be ready to chat without ever significantly draining your battery life.

Although O'Neill is suspicious of aliens in general (except of Teal'c), O'Neill begins to accept Jonas at the end of "Redemption" yet finds it hard to ever significantly warm up to Jonas, something which Nemec felt "makes things much more interesting".

Only about a quarter of patients with IC will ever significantly deteriorate [ 1].

If economic growth ever falters significantly and banks stop collecting their current flood of deposits from China's ever more prosperous people, a financial crisis could ensue that would cripple China's auto industry and many other industries.

There are thousands of stories out there about how basic research into one area has benefited another quite serendipitously, and with all the forward planning in the world, I doubt this will ever change significantly.

Harder yet to imagine that young girls who are overweight or who deviate from the cultural norm of extreme thinness will ever feel significantly better about themselves — the efforts of fat activists notwithstanding — than Judith Moore, the author of the haunting memoir "Fat Girl: A True Story," felt about herself: "I hate myself.

Here we might discuss not such tedious matters as "the marginal propensity to consume", nor the niceties of "demand management" (questions that probably bored Keynes even as he formulated them) but what, exactly, capitalism is for, and whether, as Keynes periodically hoped, it could ever be significantly modified or superseded.

The big question is whether the combined BingHoo! can ever get significantly above 30percentt.