Sentence examples for ever to replace from inspiring English sources

Were Ed Balls ever to replace Osborne, it's a lesson Labour would have to learn, too.

The Awami League, in power since early 2009, has used its majority to entrench its power and make it impossible for the BNP ever to replace it.

The merger of globalization and I.T. is driving huge productivity gains, especially in recessionary times, where employers are finding it easier, cheaper and more necessary than ever to replace labor with machines, computers, robots and talented foreign workers.

But Mr Koizumi is still an asset to his party, and with the opposition now snapping at its heels the LDP is less likely than ever to replace him, if only he is brave enough to call the old guard's bluff.

If an artificial nose is ever to replace the real thing, he says, it will have to be able to classify odors it has never encountered before.

The latest advances make it easier than ever to replace workers and automate ever more once human tasks, such as harvesting crops (robots) and complex engineering (3D printing).

"I'm not ever trying to replace him".

Nor would we ever want to replace all street trees that are young and in good health.

How could a swath of poppies sandwiched between tower blocks ever hope to replace the 7.4m acres of ancient meadows lost since the 1930s?

More senior Shell people may yet have to quit.Empty ShellIn the mid-1990s, is is now clear, Shell lost its way, finding it ever harder to replace the oil and gas reserves that it was pumping out of the ground.

No subsequent Lord Mayor has ever thought to replace it; it is still in use today.The elder Asgill became a baronet in 1761, the year before his son's birth.