Sentence examples for ever concluded from inspiring English sources

Have the two clubs ever concluded a transfer deal?

It has the potential to be the biggest trade deal ever concluded.

No court has ever concluded that Ford or Mr. Bickerstaff engaged in fraud.

"I don't believe we had ever concluded one way or another whether he was a moderating influence.

No study has ever concluded that there is a positive impact from trying juveniles as adults," he said.

Ever since, Mr. MacDonald, 68, has asserted his innocence and right to appeal at every turn, but no court has ever concluded that he is right.

They tend to focus on the business of the sport as opposed to wheeling and dealing, and Cashman could not remember ever concluding a deal at the general managers' meetings.

"The only experts to ever conclude that Woods was mentally retarded did so after he had committed this murder and had motivation to underperform," Mr. Abbott wrote in his brief.

But if State Street ever concludes that defaults are likely to be a little higher — say $100 million, only three-tenths of a percent of assets — it will have to put the assets on its balance sheet.

That's nothing new, and I'd say my capacity to function in this job, if the doctors ever conclude I can't, obviously I'd be the first to step forward and say so.

A hard switch, maybe, but Google is sanguine as ever, concluding: "Through all of the initiatives we describe above, and more to come, Google continues to work with publishers to find ways to ensure that journalism survives and thrives on the web.