Sentence examples for ever in the context of from inspiring English sources

"No court has ever in the context of a labor dispute said 'We're going to enjoin that lockout,' " Boies said of the Norris-LaGuardia Act.

The importance of access to the landscape appears to be as relevant as ever in the context of modern urban lifestyles but the need for better evidence and understanding remains.

What feels innovative?" Innovation is more important than ever in the context of today's fast changing entertainment landscape.

(Guggenheim's "maternal instincts were only ever aroused in the context of a sexual relationship," Gill informs us.

It is one of the creepiest and most decadent things I've ever seen in the context of a live music performance.

In the past year, it has been staged in London, Amsterdam, Toulouse, Munich and Vienna, each time bringing audiences to their feet and leaving critics to pull out superlatives they hadn't thought they'd ever use in the context of new opera.

In reality, "Allahu Akbar" simply means 'God is Great' and would rarely, if ever, fit in the context of angrily shouting it alongside "Death to America".

(v) The question arises whether the inactive conformation of the catalytic subunits seen in the crystal ever exists in the context of the full-length protein.

Many important clinical questions have not, cannot, and will not be ever addressed in the context of an RCT.

Pollack brings these works out of the archives and into the light, examining them far more thoroughly than ever before, and in the context of Blitzstein's life and times.

This is contrary to hospital based clinical practice where a diagnosis of migraine, tension-type headache or cluster headache would hardly ever be used in the context of an abrupt onset of severe headache.