Sentence examples for ever being applied from inspiring English sources

With more scrutiny than ever being applied to how the state runs its elections after Tuesday's presidential primary, now is a perfect time for New Yorkers to pick up the phone and call their legislators to tell them to improve the state's election processes.

And "chic" is the last word that would ever be applied to those appalling shantytowns.

No penalties will ever be applied if a student does not sign a housing contract.

Mr. Leno said that no pressure would ever be applied to guests not to do any other shows.

It would be up to other agencies of the government and Congress to decide whether the tools would ever be applied to other domestic data.

It is not likely that money resulting from uncashed rebates would ever be applied to programs that the letter writer or I consider worthwhile.

"Fellow travelers" may not be a phrase that has ever been applied to John J. Mack, the chief executive of Morgan Stanley, and his predecessor, Philip J. Purcell.

As ingenious, effective and productive for the average American people your plan might be, there isn't any chance it would ever be applied.

But the bill, which passed the House on a voice vote early today, dismayed some consumer advocates, who said that the sanctions were unlikely to ever be applied and that the new law was in some ways a step backward.

If the word imperious can ever be applied to a man in a cardie, then imperious is what Roger Federer was yesterday in despatching the Slovakian Dominik Hrbaty in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2, 6-2, therecordingrding his 60th consecutive win on grass.

This article has not however ever been applied to activity that is purely expressive in nature.