Sentence examples for ever proposed before from inspiring English sources

"There's a new generation of challenges, and it's going to require a very different set of responses than we've ever proposed before, and new leadership, and change is going to become the new watchword in Washington and here, right in the homes of the American people.

No one had ever proposed a state cookie before in Connecticut, although a close neighbor, Massachusetts, named the chocolate chip cookie its official cookie in 1997.

Although there have been nonprofit investigative efforts in the past, nobody has ever proposed a model quite like this before.

The next-best evidence would come from longitudinal field research, many researchers agree, such as long-term studies that assess the health of a community before a turbine project is ever proposed and then continue to follow up during operation.

Nobody ever proposed such a parallel.

"No one ever proposed it.

More income inequality now than ever before, proposed tax practices intended to make it even worse, and a movement underway to embed profit maximization as the only corporate responsibility, to the exclusion of employees, customers, communities and the environment.

Thomas Faulkner tackles these questions more systematically than ever before, proposing new understandings of the relationship between the making of law and royal power, and the reading of law and the maintenance of ethnic identities.

Captain Ellam adds that as he is informed that travelling in Tibet is not difficult after the first snows have fallen, and as they will be invited to visit parts of the country where no European has ever been before, he proposes that the Mission shall spend the whole of the winter in the Unknown Land.

"Have you guys ever swam before?

"Monica, have you ever sung before?