Sentence examples for ever been realized from inspiring English sources

I recently asked a number of intelligence analysts working the forums whether any of the hundreds of threats and wishful plots they had tracked on jihadist forums had ever been realized in an actual terrorist attack.

What Shenmue provided was real freedom within an immersive open world in a way that'd rarely, if ever, been realized previously.

But despite the daring actions of individuals, Israel's nuclear ambitions are unlikely to have ever been realized without the state-level complicity of other countries.

After his death, the full project was put on hold and there were doubts that it would ever be realized.

CAN the hope of the green-white-orange Irish flag -- peace between Catholic and Protestant -- ever be realized?

Now for something completely different: design concepts that are fanciful and sometimes half in jest, with little chance, in most cases, of ever being realized.

It is therefore certain that only a tiny fraction of the potentially possible chromosome and gene combinations can ever be realized.

With sets by Boris Aronson and costumes by Florence Klotz, it was a last-gasp Roman candle of a production, far too expensive to ever be realized today.

But the trust says that it has no obligation because of the lack of a formal contract, and that it withdrew because of uncertainty that the project would ever be realized or properly financed.

The long-term goal of a quota will now be written into the election program of Ms. Merkel's party, but many questioned whether it would ever be realized.

I'm willing to explore all options, all options, to prevent that threat from ever being realized.... Q. -- Is the temperament -- not temper, but the temperament -- of a potential president fair game and should yours be a source of worry?