Sentence examples for ever be likely from inspiring English sources

The 12cm optical disc became the biggest money-spinner the music industry had ever seen, or will ever be likely to see.

One that corresponds, point-for-point, with everything we have ever seen, heard or known; or will ever be likely to see, hear or know.

With the JGB market largely owned by Japan's financial sector, no one institution would ever be likely to divest its balance sheets of JGB exposure, for fear of starting a run on JGBs.

I think that most people only make me nervous - that only by accident, and in extremely small quantities, would I ever be likely to come across people who wouldn't.

In all likelihood, neither film will get a regular theatrical release this year or ever yet, by way of their streaming platforms, they're available to far more viewers nationally than would ever be likely to catch them in a New York theatrical release.

"There is an enemy among us," he stated, "that yearly extracts a greater toll from our people than the Russians ever did, or ever are likely to do.

Toronto as ever are likely out of the playoffs again and trying to build for next season in the middle of this one, while Kansas City have kept the faith and yet again emerged as Supporters Shield favorites.

Already, the $374 billion budget deficit in the fiscal year that ended on Sept. 30, by far the largest dollar amount ever, is likely to rise to $525 billion in this fiscal year, the economists at Goldman Sachs estimate.

Protest signs are welcome - and as ever, are likely to be creative in their criticisms of world leaders.

Taught me that little girls can be as gross, dirty and tough as any boy has ever been, likely worse.

And, please be warned, it is as sexually explicit a live piece as you ever are likely to see, unless you, dear reader, traverse an unusual path through our hearty Midwestern city.