Sentence examples for are ever established from inspiring English sources

Each year, SRI tests the marketability of roughly 2,000 technology ventures, but typically only three or four are ever established as independent businesses.

WASHINGTON — The Nuclear Regulatory Commission acted hastily in concluding that spent fuel can be stored safely at nuclear plants for the next century or so in the absence of a permanent repository, and it must consider what will happen if none are ever established, a federal appeals court ruled on Friday.

No motive was ever established.

But no alternative route to the stores was ever established, and the agreement has expired.

No definite link to Sister Ping was ever established, but officials have long believed that she was behind the operation.

But no clear motive was ever established, and Mr. Kovalyov later retracted his confession, saying it was extracted under torture.

If such a body is ever established, it's Dominic Sandbrook, visiting professor at King's College, London, who'll be asked to pack his bags for Inverness.

It was released from Mars Express on December 19 , 2003 and reached the Martian surface on December 25, but no radio contact was ever established.

The statement added that Dr. Gingrey "strongly believes he and his partners practiced fully within the standard of care and no causation on his part was ever established in this case".

If a sideman hall of fame is ever established, the saxophone and bass-clarinet virtuoso Maupin will find himself among its honorees; his outstanding work on recordings by Lee Morgan, Miles Davis, and Herbie Hancock still impresses.

In that year, no conclusive right to the electoral votes of four states was ever established at the state level, and ultimately Congress, acting on the recommendations of a special 15-member commission, chose the president, splitting along partisan lines.