Sentence examples for ever been established from inspiring English sources

Has Big Bird's gender ever been established?

None of these supposed risks has ever been established in scientifically valid studies.

I don't think it's ever been established whether the Washington Post reporter had the video.

In the United States, no formal censorship has ever been established; control over printed matter has always been exercised through the courts under the law of libel.

No system of inspection or maintenance has ever been established for the games' facilities, which cost billions of dollars, because of infighting between departments, Tehelka reports.

Officially Whitehall has always been "open-minded" on the existence or otherwise of alien life, merely saying that no evidence for it has ever been established.

There's the possibility, if it could ever be established, that that's what the Trump administration was doing.

In this case, if there is heavy attenuation between two such nodes, no communication will ever be established.

Given the difficulty of observing documentation procedures in the rush to dispose of the dead, it was considered unlikely that a definitive total would ever be established.

Several factors work against achieving the levels of vitamin D known to prevent bone loss, let alone other diseases should a cause-and-effect ever be established.

It's unlikely that the truth will ever be established, but Kelly himself raises it in this interview and talks about it at length, and with evident anguish.