Sentence examples for has ever previously from inspiring English sources
No all-Italian match has ever previously taken place beyond the third round.
By Stephanie Burt August 23, 2017 Fan fiction offers new writers a clearer path to potentially interested readers than has ever previously existed.
Possession is key in Postecoglou's mantra and gifted ball-players are highly prized, perhaps more so than has ever previously been the case in the national team's history.
The result is a more careful investigation into the nature of moral desert than has ever previously been offered, one that reveals desert to have a hidden complexity that most of us have failed to recognize.
What do the Tories want the state to be? Smaller, yes: the Office for National Statistics says public sector employment is now lower, as a proportion of total jobs, than it has ever previously recorded.
The body of court-ready evidence against top officials within the Syrian government is more complete and damning than any that has ever previously been collected during an active conflict.
As neither thought had ever previously occurred to him, he realised how unpleasant the trial might be.
In a written response to reporters' questions, Ms. Conte said her colleague "was more keyed-up and troubled than I had ever previously encountered him".
Experts believe the snakes have ridden a warm current of water, fueled by the exceptionally strong El Niño climatic event, farther north than they have ever previously ventured.
Guterres told member states that the UN's core budget was in the red more deeply and earlier in its financial year than it had ever previously experienced.
