Sentence examples for ever to be able from inspiring English sources

"It's very unlikely for us ever to be able to state conclusively who the Ripper was".

He was the only D.N.C. official ever to be able to keep his security clearance.

Occupational therapists, particularly those who tend to avoid the limelight, will need more than ever to be able to sell their services.

All of you are likely to be caught between these conflicting wisdoms, and indeed you are unlikely ever to be able to choose confidently between them, now or in the future.

But the much-signposted secrets ride roughshod over this character rather than drawing her compellingly on; they take too much of the narrative's oxygen for Sarah ever to be able to negotiate towards them a convincing relationship.

Without the outside support they enjoyed in the mid-1990's -- most importantly from Pakistan's military -- the Taliban are unlikely ever to be able to reclaim the entire country.

"I felt, there is no way we are ever going to be able to live here".

I wasn't sure I was ever going to be able to write again".

If it's not entertaining, no one's ever going to be able to enjoy it.

"They were never ever going to be able to meet the need," Ms. Sadden said.

Sanyo hasn't said yet if it's ever going to be able outside Nippon.