Sentence examples for ever to surface from inspiring English sources
Simon Bowers Takeover speculation has been stalking Rank Group for a long time but a buyer is more likely than ever to surface this year.
He knew that they were the stuff of most people's thoughts, more likely than ever to surface in times of crisis.
Later, after Putin's rise and Khodorkovsky's fall from influence, the case was revived in an attempt to pin the murder on Khodorkovsky's associates — like so much from the nineties, the actual truth is unlikely ever to surface.
If Abromavic's Back to Simplicity is ever to surface within the mainstream accompanied with a religio-centric interpretation like my own, the backlash of the orthodoxies could be scorching, even if contained and short-lived, as those aimed at artists generally are.
A deliberate conceit of speech, we will note, albeit one from which no conclusive logic is ever likely to surface until generations have passed.
She gave the example — also called out recently in an article by academic and techno-sociologist, Zeynep Tufecki — of YouTube's problematic recommendation algorithms, which have been accused of having a quasi-radicalizing effect because they are choosing ever more extreme content to surface in their mission to keep viewers engaged.
Like every other Apple rumor that has ever surfaced and will continue to surface, time without end, this one should be taken with a little sprinkling of salt (maybe a soupcon of Green-e certified Himalayan salt, because this is Apple that we're talking about).
Now, a duplicate rover is rehearsing the first actual maneuvers of the most capable robot ever to traverse the surface of another world.
After all, based on all the available evidence, Millennials are the most obnoxious, self-entitled, lazy and willfully ignorant generation ever to pollute the surface of the earth.
Pakistan will deny this, it seems safe to predict, and perhaps no convincing evidence will ever surface to prove the case.
A person in good health in a Western liberal democracy is, in terms of his objective circumstances, one of the most fortunate human beings ever to have walked the surface of the earth.
