Sentence examples for has started ever from inspiring English sources

Mechanical manipulations involving electrically induced microfluidic has started ever since the Coulter principle was established (Figure 4D).

So Clinton has started to shift, ever so subtly and without exact policy prescriptions, to the left.

According to the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist, capital flight this year jumped to $23 billion after falling last year to $16 billion and has started to flee ever faster.

Moving his cattle around to find fertile land to graze has started earlier than ever before.

"I was set to do the second stage of air traffic control exams but two weeks before that I got my first cap for Ulster and (I have basically) started ever since.

The annual round of speculation and contract talks seems to have started earlier than ever this year, with Cal unhappy about the rumours linking Moto2 rider Pol Espargaro with his team for next year.

Things have started to shift ever so slightly in the past few weeks: Suddenly #DirtyDenier$ are getting real.

Climbers have started leaving Mount Everest's base camp over concerns that the route up is unsafe.

Also the prevalence of "ever smoking" (i.e. those who ever had started to smoke, regardless whether they had quit or continued to smoke) was considerably higher in Denmark compared to Sweden.

But the question remains: should it ever have started?

This is Desolation Row: not, as one of the residents said this week, a working-class area but a workless area, where people have grown up, got married and had children without ever having started a job.