Sentence examples for ever a challenge from inspiring English sources

"If there was ever a challenge in our interconnected world that cannot be met by one nation alone, it is this," he said.

And if there's ever a challenge like this new generation of challenges we face, turn to the American people and you'll recognize we can overcome that challenge".

The Socialist prime minister, Manuel Valls, said: "The very high – too high – score of the far-right represents, more than ever, a challenge to all republicans".

Neither knows when he is beaten, and neither ever shirked a challenge.

Last July the bank's lease expired, and the landlord has been working to lease the space ever since, a challenge with all the competition from other buildings.

Although she spent years being cuckolded and had to endure the humiliation of an extra-marital child to a Brazilian model, Jagger and Hall remain close and it is unlikely poverty would ever be a challenge for her – whether she met Murdoch or not.

Getting the collective voice of three MPs heard in a House of Commons of 650 members will, as ever, be a challenge, although Mr Edwards argues that Plaid's MPs have always punched above their weight.

Not training PT exercises with a ruck on was a mistake I will not repeat if I ever do a Challenge again.

Sauropod dinosaurs as the largest terrestrial animals ever represent a challenge to evolutionary biologists trying to understand body size evolution.

But the majority of private enterprise companies still face this Mount Everest of a challenge.

Most of Africa's wildlife trade is legal but a significant part is not, and keeping tabs on this is becoming ever more of a challenge.