Sentence examples for ever be changed from inspiring English sources

And it cannot ever be changed.

The chaebol may also be the main bidders in the privatisations that the government now plans.This does not mean the chaebol cannot ever be changed.

And very few people at all ever believe that — whether you're pro-life or pro-choice — the abortion laws in New York would ever be changed".

"Now, should we add something at the end about how wise we are and therefore nothing in here should ever be changed?" February 9 , 2015

The man said: 'Israel is a Middle-Eastern country and Israelis are addicted to their cars or to their camels.' He didn't see how it could ever be changed".

"I went in person on my lunch hour and, lo and behold, was told for the very first time that my party designation can only ever be changed during November each year," he explained.

No government of Montenegro has ever been changed through the ballot box, but such an outcome may no longer be inconceivable.

And that same solicitous female voice (has it ever been changed?) that asks you to be careful when the doors shut, and not to forget your things when you get off.

I really can't see that ever being changed.

And all of the arguments have some validity to them, but when the conversation about 91 people in America being killed a day by gun violence is overshadowed by political stances, how will there ever be change?

He said it was up to the global football community to come to any unanimous decision if that situation was ever to be changed.