Sentence examples for ever be addressed from inspiring English sources

Will this ever be addressed?

Is there any chance that will ever be addressed?

Without a crisis, though, there are real questions about whether these issues will ever be addressed.

If these issues cannot be tackled now, it is hard to imagine when they would ever be addressed.

Many of the women also described a lack of trust in their institutions or little confidence that the discrimination they were experiencing would ever be addressed.

Can concerns about a lack of action on climate change and fossil fuel emissions ever be addressed in the public interest when you have an environment where governments, public officials and political staff have such close and secretive relationships with coal and gas industries?

Smaller "nonessential" projects like providing a public restroom at Grover Cleveland's house or fixing the lighted model at Monmouth Battlefield have little chance of ever being addressed.

It started with "hey Jessica," which was jarring – I put in my full name by instinct on web forms, but I don't think I've ever been addressed by it in a text.

In fact, one could see the entire field of artificial intelligence as an inadvertent referendum on Big Data, because nowadays virtually every problem that has ever been addressed in A.I. — from machine vision to natural language understanding — has also been attacked from a data perspective.

This strategy opens up the possibility of increasing the scope of agent-based modeling to investigating effects of subtleties of human interactions and cultural processes which have rarely, if ever, been addressed by modeling of any kind.

But there is already another huge problem that has not ever been addressed: The Church is no longer "Roman" and no one person can oversee (the original meaning of the word: bishop) the entire world -- 1.2 billion Catholics in a sea of over 7 billion human beings.