Sentence examples for ever to solve from inspiring English sources

McKellen was not daunted by the task of playing the most celebrated literary creation ever to solve a mystery.

At the same time, a change of venue in a truly high-profile case is less likely than ever to solve the problem.

"Americans are counting on us now more than ever to solve their problems, and working together with courage and in good faith, I believe we can and we will," Ms. Hahn said in brief remarks to the chamber after being sworn in.

When he did grab hold of it, he became the first person ever to solve the puzzle (on the record) in less than five seconds.

The question that nobody can answer is exactly what genetic configuration nature will come up with, say, if the H5N1 virus – or the H7N9 virus – were ever to solve the problem of efficient human-to-human transmission by themselves?

Mr. Goldin said the new pictures brought astronomers closer than ever to solving a mystery that has baffled them since they first determined the corona's temperature more than half a century ago.

Police say they're closer than ever to solving the mysterious disappearance of Sheila and Katherine Lyon, the young sisters who vanished almost 40 years ago from a suburban Washington, D.C., shopping center.

As long as lawmakers do nothing, the state's problems will become ever more expensive and ever harder to solve.

Had it occurred to no one that I would ever have to solve problems by myself?

You keep spending money on remediation and the miners keep working... Is this ever going to solve the problem?

If we ever hope to solve homelessness and make sure no one needs to sleep in a doorway in the dead of winter, we need more social housing.