Sentence examples for ever under the current from inspiring English sources
That debt equals 1.41percentt of the market value of American public companies, the highest ever under the current rules, which date to 1974, said Charles Biderman, president of TrimTabs.com, a research firm.
The word at City now is that the atmosphere in training is as good as it has ever been under the current management.
"A more flexible approach to funding is essential if emerging sports are ever to win medals," said Paul Goodwin. "We now have a talented group of handball players who have competed at an Olympics and would be at the optimum age to compete in Rio (in 2016), but it is hard to see how emerging team sports in Britain can ever medal under the current system".
That would certainly mean significantly more Green MPs than would ever be elected under the current electoral system.
Why American scholars demonstrating such a fundamental misunderstanding of Russia and the U.S.S.R., the blunders perpetrated by politicians come as less of a surprise: Although they are ostensibly men of action, their heads are ever under the sway of current theories and their hands shackled by the exigencies of the moment.
Some sports officials feel encouraged and express more resolve to curtail the use of prohibited substances, while some scientists and academics wonder whether policing can ever be done effectively under the current sports structures.
MSNBC's afternoon and primetime hosts kept their sights on Romney and the Republicans during the election cycle, while spending considerably less time holding Obama accountable on issues like civilian casualties from drone strikes, use of executive power and the Afghanistan conflict, the nation's longest-ever war, which escalated under the current White House.
Labour MPs are as depressed as ever about their party's prospects under the current management, but they are unlikely to act in sufficient numbers for as long as it looks as though Mr Corbyn commands the support of the majority of the members.
The sequence value is accumulated; hence it's ever higher than the current sequence number.
Under the current law, silencers hardly ever factor into routine U.S. gun violence, according to the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives.
