Sentence examples for ever replicated from inspiring English sources

Because researchers generally prefer pursuing their own work to redoing others', relatively few studies are ever replicated.

We also believe that it is important to focus further research on the new roles of teachers on new learning pathways for higher degree students, with a new set of graduate attributes, with a focus on imagination, creativity, and innovation; the set of abilities and skills that can hardly be ever replicated by machines.

No MLBer has ever replicated it either.

The freedom, equality, liberty, flexibility and innovation that one experiences in America is hardly ever replicated anywhere else.

At the age of 14, he suffered a physical fit and awoke for a time in a spirit realm parallel to his own no drugs have ever replicated the experience, he says.

No one will ever replicate that," says Allan Davis, one of Lamp Post's partners.

Will these drugs ever replicate these unique effects of true exercise?

You can't ever replicate something – and if you do, what's the point?

The idea that Kabul's Tower of Babel will ever replicate Bosnia is absurd.

We couldn't ever replicate it, it has a crudeness about it that makes it real.

"You can't ever replicate it, but they almost had to do something".