Sentence examples for ever clarified from inspiring English sources

But nothing is finally ever clarified and -- I hope I'm not giving it away -- nothing happens.

Is he controlled by the power in Washington, or did he go there to spread free-market ideals?" A laid-off Wall Streeter asked, "Has Greenspan ever clarified what he meant when he said that the free market had failed?" Bell said that he hadn't, and the conversation drifted to a scene in "Atlas Shrugged" in which a desperate politician offers to make John Galt "Economic Dictator".

Whether the new distinction, and the new language that it made possible, in fact ever clarified Jacobi's position is a question, therefore, open to debate.

However, no one has ever clarified whether these changes are specific to sepsis (in order to better define underlying mechanisms) or whether they are related to changes in platelet aggregation and secretion in response to agonists (to verify the association between mitochondrial inhibition and cellular loss of function).

Then there was E, whom I saw one-on-one maybe five times without ever clarifying that I didn't think we were on a date.

Members of the medical community criticized the FDA's action and suggested that an unintended result was to jeopardize the chances of ever clarifying the risks due to decreased participation in clinical trials [ 28].

I don't know if Jensen ever did clarify which of Monckton's views he thought were reasonable, but the British viscount himself did pen a colourful nine-page response to my questions.

Here, under the controlled MAHA reaction, we adjusted the ratio of nitrogen configurations (pyridinic-N, pyrrolic-N and quaternary-N) for the most optimum supercapacitor performances of N-RGOs in the shortest time ever reported, and clarified that its enhanced electrical conductivity and supercapacitor performances are attributed to its enlarged concentration of quaternary-N.

"Make no mistake, in most neighborhoods it's the same as it ever was," DONT clarified.

Wood and his blogger allies were quickly called out on this utter distortion, but none ever retracted or clarified their statements on the issue.

While CPS noted the projected graduation rate is its highest ever, it also clarified that the numbers date back to only 1999, when the district changed how it tracked graduation data, according to ABC Chicago.