Sentence examples for significantly ever from inspiring English sources

And tarmac delay problems have declined significantly ever since government officials signaled they would take action after the Rochester incident.

Ad pages at The Week, which started publishing in the United States 10 years ago and has expanded its audience significantly ever since, increased 36 percent in the first quarter.

Studies on open innovation have surged significantly ever since the open innovation concept was introduced by Chesbrough (2003).

However, not long ago, the teaching of creationism, relying upon the Bible, in science classes was raised by an Evangelical Protestant governor in the state of Rio de Janeiro as an alternative to evolution (Gazir 2004), and the number of adherents favorable to this proposal has increased significantly ever since.

Here, there has also been a crass decline -– the rate of crimes committed has dropped significantly ever since the Middle Ages, saw a spark again around the 1960s, but since 1990 has been dropping and dropping.

Even after controlling for baseline DMFS and sex, ∆DMFS differed highly significantly between ever and never users (Table  3; overall p < 0.0001).

cThere are significantly more ever smokers in the adenoma and CRC case groups compared to the controls, P = 0.013 and 0.017, respectively, but no significant difference between the case groups P = 0.54.

Our study recorded significantly higher "ever wheeze" in the rural compared to the urban area, similar to previous reports from Nepal (wood smoke) [ 6, 15], Canada [ 16, 17] (smoke from burning agricultural residue and wood), India [ 11] (biomass smoke), China [ 18, 19] (coal smoke) and Guatemala [ 20] (wood smoke).

If you stop the bat at the point of collision, you've actually had to slow the bat significantly before ever reaching the ball, which takes a lot of power out of your swing.

But movie-going habits have changed, and people want things significantly faster than ever before, and they get tired of things significantly faster than ever before.

Discussions about HIV were significantly associated with ever testing, men who had had discussions were almost three times more likely to have ever tested (aOR 2.83, 95% CI: 1.63-4.89) compared to those men who had not discussed HIV.