Sentence examples for ever exist for from inspiring English sources

The act of mental preparation didn't ever exist for me.

"The iPhone was a long time coming in this industry and I think mobile is one of the most important gaming platforms that will ever exist for gaming," said Travis Boatman, senior vice president for worldwide studios for Electronic Arts.

And then it all happened: in the enchanted, safe space of drama school, I lost my hated virginity and plunged into the sexual life I had begun to doubt would ever exist for me.

Have people, apart from those far away people, ever existed for me?

That makes it the largest and most comprehensive archive of Twitter's data that has ever existed for free, public access.

But as the great majority of faculty members learn--quickly or slowly depending on where they end up--the opportunity to do important science and gain major recognition only ever exists for a relative few--overwhelmingly those educated and employed at the most prestigious universities.

Appearing on Raw this Monday, Warrior gave the kind of promo that might have dissolved the boundary between Warrior the character and Warrior the real guy who made "Warrior" his legal name, if such boundaries ever existed for him.

Regardless of whether one accepts a short (47.5kya) or long (55kya) chronology for Aboriginal occupation of Australia, it would now appear that the second largest marsupial to ever exist was still present for a considerable time after the first arrival of Aboriginal people.

The question that we ask before parameter estimation is 'does there ever exist parameters such that for every ?' If the answer to this question is no, then there is no hope that one can ever achieve 100% accuracy using the given model.

Philanthropy, for its part, must realize that the SDGs -- as the most ambitious, relevant, and powerful development framework to ever exist -- represent a roadmap for domestic programs here in America.

(Site A, FG #1) That desire for a sure thing, combined with skepticism that a sure thing does or will ever exist, created a recurring tension for participants.