Sentence examples for ever we understand from inspiring English sources

More than ever, we understand how important the initiatives and imagination of the individual are to the group.' What all that means is that in the view of Mr Funabashi and many others the Japan national football team offers a blueprint, no less, for the way forward for Japan.

Today more than ever, we understand that the world is one global village, and that the U.S. has a huge influence on all that is happening in the capital markets.

"More than ever we understand the importance of including Indigenous expertise and voices to better reflect Indigenous experiences".

Now more than ever, we understand that nearly every single health condition is either primarily caused by, or its course influenced by, one's DNA.

As climate change, pollution, and over-exploitation by humans puts this precious resource at risk, it is more important than ever that we understand and appreciate the nature and history of oceans.

It will be a long time, if ever, before we understand human emotion at an elemental cellular or neurochemical level.

But more than ever, we must understand that the consequences of an undernourished population extend beyond the individual suffering, with entire societies at risk.

You find yourself stopping and thinking, "Why was this even made?" You immediately want to turn to the closest person and ask, "Why would anyone ever wear this?" We understand.

Conversely the need to reformulate consumer credit policy to make it far harder for those who cannot afford it to take on debts becomes ever more acute now that we understand the extent to which it is holding back some cohorts of the population.

How can we ever understand that what who we are, what we are feeling and thinking, is determined by chance, good luck,= or bad luck?

If ever we needed to understand what the game is about at this level, the top match of the weekend, Ireland against Australia, provided the indication.