Sentence examples for ever coordinated from inspiring English sources

"No one has ever coordinated all this information," Ms. DiMatteo said.

Cites secretary-general John Scanlon said: "We welcome this first ever coordinated survey, which has covered most of the important savanna elephant populations in Africa.

The strike was the first ever coordinated by Spain's five main teachers' unions, across the whole of the state education sector, from nursery school to university.

Nor would Comey explicitly say whether he believed Trump ever coordinated with Russia to interfere in the 2016 election; he declined to discuss the subject in an unclassified setting.

In Europe's largest ever coordinated industrial action, tens of thousands of workers took to the streets on Wednesday after the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) issued a statement that austerity is "dragging Europe into economic stagnation, indeed recession".

Announcing the first ever coordinated regulatory action, the FCA's Tracy McDermott said: "Firms could have been in no doubt, especially after Libor, that failing to take steps to tackle the consequences of a free for all culture on their trading floors was unacceptable".

While analysts marvel at G.M.'s size, they wonder whether the company can ever coordinate all its moving parts.

Las Vegas billionaire Sheldon Adelson has donated a total of $17 million to his buddy, Mr. Gingrich – oops, sorry, to the independent super PAC that supports Mr. Gingrich but never, ever coordinates with his campaign.

Rahm Emanuel announced today that he was stepping down as co-chair of the Obama campaign in order to help raise money for Priorities USA Action, a super PAC that supports President Obama, but of course never, ever coordinates with the campaign, because that would be illegal.

A 5-month study of wild dogs wearing special tracking collars shows that these animals tend to stick to short chases, rarely, if ever, coordinating their hunting a strategy that may help the endangered species survive.

This fact may deprive some countries and organizations of ever coordinating a project.