Sentence examples for there ever before from inspiring English sources

Has there ever before been a case of a U.S. administration deliberately undermining confidence for the sake of political advantage?

Has there ever before, he asked, been a time when technology undermined skilled labor, instead of making it more necessary than ever?

Has there ever before been a time when the gifts and promise of an entire continent have been squandered?

Winter bleaching hadn't been seen there ever before.

On Wednesday night, as the debate era opened, Mitt Romney definitely seemed more energetic — was there ever before a presidential candidate who could sound that enthusiastic while vowing to defund Big Bird?

Although Fair Trade has made tremendous progress, and there are more ethical options out there than ever before, there's still a long way to go to shift practices in the long term.

"There are more guns out there than ever before," Michael Chitwood, a police superintendent in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, told the Philadelphia Inquirer after Desper's arrest.

"On the one hand I think there are more great, interesting, smart, and innovative books out there than ever before," says Thompson.

"Lately, there are a lot more front-runners out there; there are more Patriots hats out there than there ever were before," he said.

"And there is a larger microphone from the press to the public on these debates than there ever has been before".

It seems to me from where I'm sitting (on the sofa and in the cinemas) that there are far more, and many more varied, cinematic depictions of autism than there ever were before.