Sentence examples for representing ever from inspiring English sources

Inclusion of a variable representing ever exposure to known occupational lung carcinogens did not modify estimates; hence it was not included in the final model.

Perhaps the most surprising result of the molecular phylogenetic revolution has been that the majority of the classical groupings of animals, and their evolutionary relationships, have withstood testing, even in the face of ever-greater molecular datasets, representing ever-more lineages (e.g., Bourlat et al. 2008; Dunn et al. 2008).

But it's not represented ever on film.

Population growth has come instead from Hispanics, blacks and Asians, whose children represent ever larger shares of the school population.

I hardly ever recognise any of the so-called "community leaders" on these programmes – I doubt many ordinary black people, ie those they purport to represent, ever do.

Lincoln's strategy was to argue that the loyal slave states would help the war effort by showing the rebels "that, in no event, will the states you represent ever join their proposed Confederacy".

The expansion involves a series of terms; the first terms represent Newtonian gravity, whereas the later terms represent ever smaller corrections to Newton's theory due to general relativity.

Treatment with biologicals is usually expensive and represents ever-increasing pharmaceutical expenditures for the third-party payer.

Meanwhile, interest groups representing virtually ever sector — the arts, the military, transportation and the like — have been pleading that they cannot absorb such drastic shocks to their systems.

The aim to synthesise ever more refined scaffolding structures in order to create micro- and nanoenvironments resembling those found in natural tissues now represents an ever growing niche in the materials sciences.

Institutions and governments represent an ever narrower strain of harsh opinion.