Sentence examples for ever implement from inspiring English sources

"Lots of places have a vision that they won't actually ever implement," Mr. Poole said.

The former makes the approach a nonstarter for so many conservatives that no Republican Congress would ever implement it.

On the second point, I think he's mistaken, or at least oversimplifying (not least because Obamacare itself doesn't achieve universal health coverage), but I'll just direct you to Reihan Salam's comments on the universality issue and focus on Barro's first claim: That "no Republican Congress would ever implement" the ideas that conservative policy wonks have proposed.

Although issued under Godfrey's name, it was most likely the work of Ian Fleming, whose gift for intelligence planning and elaborate plots, most of which were too far-fetched to ever implement, later served him so well in his James Bond series.

Even if the plan is never actually implemented -- and there is considerable question as to GOI intent to ever implement it -- news of Cold Start's existence has already paid dividends to Indian policymakers by providing reassurance to the Indian public that the GOI has the means to punish Pakistan for attacks on Indian soil without triggering potential mutually-assured nuclear destruction.

While the images are kind of cute, I doubt Apple will ever implement these fairly kludge-y solutions.

He adds, "There is, thankfully, no archeological evidence that this program of annihilation was ever implemented".

But only one of the alternative economic strategies was ever implemented, and it was not the left's.

Indeed, I don't think Saracens have ever implemented a game plan as well as they did that day.

If ever implemented, it would actually significantly worsen the condition of the 1.3 billion people mired in energy poverty.

Measured in cost, he said, the bailout "will rank as one of the most effective crisis-response programs ever implemented".