Sentence examples for ever been confirmed from inspiring English sources

None have ever been confirmed, but the myth of "Halloween Sadism" nonetheless endures.

Significant meteorite strikes in populated areas are incredibly rare, and only a small number of injuries, let alone deaths, have ever been confirmed.

The new drug is one of a handful of new treatments rumoured to have been used to prolong the life of the Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, although none of these rumours have ever been confirmed.

The Harvard law professor's chances of ever being confirmed by the Senate as head of America's new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) are vanishingly slim.

Best will be buried in Belfast in one of the biggest funerals the city has ever seen, it has been confirmed.

Britain has had its coldest ever Easter day it has been confirmed, smashing the previous record from 1986.

Doctor-diagnosed asthma was defined as a "yes" to the question: "If the child has ever had asthma, has asthma been confirmed by doctor?" We combined that answer with one about timing—"If the child has had asthma, how old (in years) was the child when he/she got asthma?"—to designate onset of doctor-diagnosed asthma.

This pattern has been confirmed in many studies ever since.

Nobody has been confirmed, and the nation has been without a chief firearms inspector ever since.

Democrats and Republicans agreed yesterday that many of the nominees who had seemed unlikely ever to be confirmed might now safely be fitted for black robes.

The success of the anti-Bork campaign is widely seen to have shifted the tone and emphasis of Supreme Court nominations since then, giving them an often strong political cast and making it hard, many argue, for a nominee with firmly held views ever to be confirmed.