Sentence examples for could ever form from inspiring English sources

It's hard to see how he could ever form a coalition with Labour having said the party should never be trusted on the economy again.

It was hard to imagine how these pieces could ever form a job.

#5 -- Apple's Magic Trackpad, death to the computer mouse Put in much better words than I could ever form, Noah Kravitz, Editor at Large of TechnoBuffalo.com noted Apple's multitouch gestures for touchscreen and trackpad devices.

For instance, if the ratio between the nuclear strong force and the electromagnetic force had been off by the tiniest fraction of the tiniest fraction — by even one part in 100,000,000,000,000,000 — then no stars could have ever formed at all.

Or could ever work.

If effective, this strategy could prevent biofilms from ever forming in the middle ear.

On the other, the apparent absence of carbonates in the surprisingly homogeneous fines covering the Martian surface and suspended in the atmosphere, raises the question, where the carbonates could hide now, had they ever formed on Mars.

First of all, it seems unlikely that such a contract could ever have been formed, since the legitimating strength of a social contract seems to depend on the farsighted rationality of humans, and yet Spinoza clearly thinks that the majority of men are not generally rational (see Den Uyl 1983).

Although not the most powerful storm to have ever formed in recorded history, it could be the strongest at the time of landfall.

If they couldn't stand supreme when seven points ahead in the vote, what hope would there be of them ever forming another government?

No palpable tumors ever formed in any of these mice.