Sentence examples for ever maintained from inspiring English sources
His fellow competitors still marvel at how he ever maintained his rigorous travel schedule.
We expressed concerns about the development of a nuclear program, but nobody ever maintained that Iraq had nuclear weapons".
There is a delicate balance (hardly ever maintained) which I call the success-failure balance.
In doing so, not once has he ever maintained the right of the state to implement the voters' will.
As a parent of two children with ASD, I have met many, many doctors; not one of them has ever maintained that autism is a "hopeless condition," let alone "made a career" out of propagating such statements.
It looks at the largest primary balance ever maintained by advanced economies over a period of ten years and finds that the median of the distribution of these primary balances is about 3¼percentt of GDP -- therefore below the above-mentioned range, but not by a huge amount.
Nichols had not maintained any contact with Miss May during the time they were apart—"Neither of us ever maintains any contact with anybody," he remarked a few weeks ago but they had no difficulty in resuming their friendship at the point where they had suspended it, and they found working with each other, and at Compass, exhilarating.
In the wake of these losses, many within the party questioned whether the GOP had moved too far to the right to ever maintain a majority.
We are the most connected group ever, maintaining relevance through our own creations such as satellite TV and the internet (invented by Boomer Gore. Maybe. Sort of. Ok, he had help).
A lot of people get on our case about the Dos and Don'ts, saying things like "you guys are so fucking picky" or "you guys hold the ladies up to far higher standards than you yourselves could ever maintain" or "that chik's fat," but honestly we're not so hard to please.
Slam the brakes on when the road surface is soaked and lock the wheel into a right-turn position and, rather than glide around the corner in question, you're only ever maintaining a fast, forward trajectory: into the gravel, out of contention.
