Sentence examples for severe as ever from inspiring English sources

Matt Baggott described the threat from the Real IRA, Oghlaigh na hEireann and the Continuity IRA as severe as ever.

"The climate hazards are looking as severe as ever, but I think there is a message contained in the report that our ability to respond is about getting going," Horton told The Huffington Post.

She has suggested we meet outside WH Smith – something else I haven't heard since the early 1980s – and she hurries up a little late, already apologising for everything, severe-fringed as ever, but now silver-haired, suggesting we walk over to the park in the local square to sit on a bench and talk.

Sustaining relationships looks as hard as ever.

Offensively, he is as dangerous as ever.

And it was twenty times as long as the most severe sentence ever given for such actions prior to the Obama Administration, which has been notably tough on leakers and has seen a record number of prosecutions under the Espionage Act.

It is a reminder, in the consensus view, that the basic tenets of Keynesian economics – primarily, that government spending plays a key role in maintaining demand when the private sector is struggling in a severe financial crisis — remain as valid as ever.

Baroque remained popular on the island, but now Sicilian balconies, extravagant as ever, would be placed next to severe classical columns.

Severe fat infiltration of multifidus has strongly been associated with clinical endpoints, such as ever having had low back pain or low back pain in the last year [ 9].

As a result, the jobs crisis is more severe than ever.

It suffered severe damage during the war, and still shows it in many places, but it is as densely populated as ever.