Sentence examples for ever been introduced from inspiring English sources

In the general election, Roosevelt and Taft split the Republican vote, allowing Woodrow Wilson to gain the Oval Office, where, as W. E. B. Du Bois remarked, he introduced "the greatest flood of bills proposing discriminatory legislation against Negroes that has ever been introduced into an American Congress".

One year ago Ofgem introduced measures forcing energy companies to simplify energy and gas tariffs for consumers, as part of a broader shakeup that the spokesman described as "the most radical set of reforms that have ever been introduced in the retail market since competition began".

I found it absolutely outrageous that one of my coworkers hadn't even met or had ever been introduced to his supervisor until his monthly review.

Other intuitively appealing examples of fusion are given in the pioneering paper Fitting 1969, where alethic and deontic modalities are fused (before the concept of fusion had ever been introduced).

No law of similarly sweeping scope has ever been introduced without some tweaking required.

But Mr. Barnwell, who said he was confident that his client was not using drugs that night, raised questions about whether Mr. Arnold's statement would ever be introduced as evidence.

If there is no change to be made until 2017 (after a general election) some may doubt that this will make any difference to them at all, or that it will ever be introduced.

She added the lack of clarity also raised the question about whether a cap would ever be introduced at all.

A subplot involving tangled elephant tails that is resolved without ever being introduced.

Poochie would become a minor recurring character and Comic Book Guy's catchphrase, "Worst episode ever," is introduced in this episode.

She is believed to be the youngest pianist ever to have been introduced at Town Hall.