Sentence examples for ever to start from inspiring English sources

It is easier than ever to start a new company.

"It's impossible ever to start an additional church in some of these suburban communities," he said.

Thanks to the internet, it's faster and easier than ever to start something of your own.

The new model works because it is easier and cheaper than ever to start Web and mobile companies, but harder to predict what will take off.

And Silicon Valley is discovering that while it may be easier than ever to start a company, it is harder than ever to build an enduring business.

If the Russian economy is ever to start delivering the goods, literally and metaphorically, it is plain that some political work will have to be carried out first.

Nobody ever wants to start a legal fight.

Making you wonder why she ever bothered to start one.

Not if they ever hope to start a family.

The campaign, KFC's biggest ever, was to start this week.

They're as ready as they'll ever be to start their new lives.