Sentence examples for ever to decide when from inspiring English sources
"It's now more difficult than ever to decide when someone should qualify for continuing healthcare".
Now, as ever, it is ours to decide when to swallow ― and when to spit.
"Thereafter it will be for the parole Board to decide when, if ever, you should be released.
In this case, there is no need to decide when, or indeed if ever, the refusal of one trustee to confer with another might constitute a refusal to bargain in good faith and therefore an unfair labor practice.
Mr. Shaath said that he doubted that the Israelis and the Palestinians would ever move forward if Mr. Sharon was the one to decide when there was quiet.
Judge Denise Lindberg issued the broad sentence in accordance with state guidelines; the Board of Pardons and Parole is to decide when or if Mr. Hacking will ever be set free.
Who is to decide when doctors disagree?
No one can ever decide when and where to take their gas masks.
Musk ridiculed the SEC (he called the agency the "Short-sellers Enrichmment Commission") and baldly claimed that he'd decide when, if ever, to subject his erratic tweet storms to a board review.
Decide when to go to the Grand Canyon.
Bolton must decide when to play again.
