Sentence examples for ever a concern from inspiring English sources

That's not to say that that was ever a concern for them.

Was that ever a concern, or is this all just a bunch of bologna?

China would probably like to invest more on infrastructure and public service needs at home--domestic harmony is ever a concern--but there are tight constraints on such behaviour.

A few weeks after our meeting, I asked Moore whether his own mental health had ever been a concern.

Asked whether PATH may siphon away riders with its cheaper fares, Charles Seaton, a subway spokesman, said, "I don't believe it's ever been a concern".

If there's ever been a concern that my chemotherapies have negatively impacted my quality of life, he has never hesitated in addressing those issues head on.

In truth, that rule needs to be "never ever ask a concern you don't know exactly what the answer to needs to be".

It is a dark and lonely road because you constantly follow the cardinal guideline of cross examination: "Never ever ask a concern you have no idea the answer to".

Nowadays, high reliability and complexity of equipment make the operational reliability more than ever an outstanding concern.

The polls are now reporting that the sagging, even frightening state of the domestic economy looms ever larger as a concern of likely voters.

As a case in point, Rep. Jack Murtha is objecting to a U.S.-Peru free trade agreement on the grounds it might provide a back-door mechanism to undermine the Dubai Ports settlement (not that there was ever a real security concern there).