Sentence examples for If ever that from inspiring English sources

If ever that were to happen, I think you have to, you know, sort of have a different, maybe, approach, see what's the next step.

Babbage cannot recall when, if ever, that has happened before.

It is unclear, however, when, if ever, that may be.

Mr. Slavin has carved out a niche in portraiture that should put the selfie to shame, if ever that is possible.

Doctors may say a child needs urgent surgery in Perth but the department decides when, if ever, that child will reach a hospital on the mainland.

We see a lot of what the government calls private providers offering two-year degrees at very low fees, and mainly of course in vocational subjects, but if ever that were to diversify into serious intellectual endeavours then a two-year, shopfront education doesn't seem to me to be a higher education at all".

But fines in antitrust cases rarely, if ever, reach that level.

But rarely, if ever, does that happen.

In fact, the tools we employ to create stability rarely, if ever, accomplish that goal.

That is, if he ever loses that gut.

"People may disagree with Esther, and they may disagree with either her substance or her tactics, but it's rare -- if ever -- that anyone has ever questioned her integrity," he said.