Sentence examples for ever transmitted from inspiring English sources
"Only unofficial results are ever transmitted via modem," the document says, and, even then, all transmissions are encrypted.
Two groups of researchers, in Japan and in Holland, say they have discovered why the avian flu virus is rarely if ever transmitted from one person to another.
To the pro-Lincoln New York Times, it was nothing less than the most "careful" and "important" message ever transmitted to Congress.
The G didn't make it through, which meant that, quite by accident, the first message ever transmitted across the nascent internet turned out, after all, to be fittingly biblical: "LO".
Though supposedly used by intelligence services to send encrypted messages to foreign agents, that bunker is so poorly lighted that it's a wonder that anything decipherable is ever transmitted.
Neither the beginning or the end of any trip is ever transmitted to Apple.
We avoid this entirely by not ever transmitting what you type over the network; we take users' privacy very seriously".
She would dissolve in the glare of flashbulbs, her corporeal presence dissipating ever outward in reproductions transmitted by newspapers, magazines and TV.
Manuel Castels, the urban theorist, has charted what he calls the space of flows, the global network through which information and money are transmitted in ever-shifting patterns without regard for traditional boundaries of city, state and nation.
Given how empty the sea is, it was a miracle that his distress signal, transmitted to the ever-watchful Falmouth Coastguard, was picked up by a Chinese supertanker whose crew plucked him from the water minutes before his boat sank.
