Sentence examples for ever being reviewed from inspiring English sources

Arrest warrants for failure to appear or to pay are, the lawsuit contends, automatically generated by a computer program without ever being reviewed by a judge.

Will this policy ever be reviewed by the courts?

Of those, few have ever been reviewed by the F.D.A. for safety, much less for efficacy.

"I don't think I've ever been reviewed before, so that will be a new one".

As one example, Merket suggested that a blog that writes app reviews could create an AppGalleries storefront that aggregates all the apps that have ever been reviewed by the blog, by way of some java code.

At best only a small portion of this footage will ever be reviewed.

Ultimately, though, it was unclear who would ever be reviewing those tapes, and except for those trips to Chengdu where I was filming with Weiwei at the police stations and outside courthouses (when police did stop me or try to take my tapes), I did not run into any interference from authorities while working there.

The event also included a big announcement on the Originals front — The Handmaid's Tale, which Hopkins said was the service's most-watched premiere ever, has been reviewed for a second season.

Frankly, I'm surprised that Judge Kavanaugh is not demanding that every document that he's ever handled be reviewed by this committee.

All medical records from the hospitalisation of those suffering a first-ever stroke/TIA were reviewed by one physician (BW).

The best job I ever had was reviewing singles for the trade magazine Record World in the early '70s.