Sentence examples for hardly ever before from inspiring English sources
Hardly ever before have I found work as diverse as it is in public relations.
"Every time somebody asks me about it, I always say, 'The thing about Ted Nugent that I like is he has given me the ability to say something that I have hardly ever before uttered in my life and that is the following -- '" Tancredo said, but couldn't finish his sentence he was laughing so hard.
This concerns the evaluation of the actual balance between costs and effects in a field of care where this has hardly ever been explored before, i.e. with very limited sources to derive costs of other outcome valuations from.
It's hardly ever happened before.
Our aim has been to provide an opportunity for people from very different backgrounds, who have hardly ever talked before, to meet on equal terms.
Context explains why she gets a weekly massage and a pedicure at least once a month, things she hardly ever did before.
Companies now fashionably have "chief strategy officers": according to a Google search of millions of English-language books, this title hardly ever appeared before the mid-1990s, when it took off like a strategic intercontinental missile.Managers are well-advised to take strategy seriously, and professionalise strategic thinking.
Baumeister cites a "very impressive demonstration" of the glucose argument: in a study published last year, researchers found that Israeli judges making the difficult and sensitive decision of whether or not to grant parole opted to do so in roughly 65% of cases after lunch, and hardly ever just before.
Nadal hardly ever retires before the final point is won.
Yes, Aronofsky introduces the biblical story of the flood in a way hardly ever seen before, which recognizes the contemporary human condition.
Given the fact that the incidence of cuff tears increases with age, and that they hardly ever appear before middle age, it is even likely that there is no such thing as an acute cuff tear without some previous tendon degeneration.
