Sentence examples for could ever be identified from inspiring English sources

Then, in the 1960s, there was the mysterious "June Bug" epidemic in an American textile factory, which brought about dizziness and vomiting, despite the fact that none of the poisonous insects thought to be responsible could ever be identified.

Have they ever been identified?" asks Philip Green.

The political task at hand is much bigger than what could ever be accomplished by those who presently identify as activists.

What could ever be harder than feelings?

It is almost inconceivable that anyone could ever be extradited.

Ramsgate is not, nor could ever be mistaken for, Whitstable.

Whether they could ever be enacted is another issue.

"I couldn't see how anyone who had been in combat could ever be cruel to anyone ever again".

"This year's championship is the hardest it could ever be.

Much more beneficial than it could ever be.

Remember, no woman or girl could ever be ugly!