Sentence examples for ever been defined from inspiring English sources

Bartkowski et al. (2015) reveal a critical weakness: that biodiversity has rarely, if ever, been defined in economic valuations of putative biodiversity.

No strategy or clear end state has ever been defined for the ongoing U.S. military campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq.

"That really is one of the biggest robberies, as anyone knows who has ever been defined by someone else," Anderson expressed.

Notably, in this study, "many were not sure that [MCI] had ever been defined for them" (p. 138).

Any objective answer depends to a considerable degree on how "worst ever" is defined.

"The play will only ever be defined by the personality of the actor taking the part, and the moment he's in it," Mr. Grandage said.

He wrote that such cycles, as well as Eisner's, emphasized a heterogeneous multiplicity of perspectives, as "o American ethnic literature can ever be defined monolithically".

One problem with this dichotomy is: what is meant by 'biologically significant', and can it ever be defined or assessed?

'Asthma ever' was defined as first parent-reported doctor-diagnosed asthma and/or second diagnoses of asthmatic (or obstructive) bronchitis.

'Atopic dermatitis ever' was defined as first parent-reported doctor-diagnosed atopic dermatitis during the follow-up.

Ever user: Ever user was defined as one who had not used any form of tobacco (smoked or chewed) in the past 1 month but had tried in the past.