Sentence examples for ever undergone from inspiring English sources

If you're a writer and have ever undergone domestic disruption (been burgled, evicted, forced to renew your heating system, subjected to savage replumbing, joined by demanding and messy visitors) you'll know that scribblers, as a species, have curious priorities.

For the most part they have been treated as unwelcome interlopers or ignored altogether, even though their swelling ranks constitute the most dramatic demographic transformation the United States has ever undergone.

The convention, which is preparing the most ambitious reorganisation the union has ever undergone, has 105 representatives of the 15 current member states, the 13 candidate countries and the European and national parliaments.

Less than 10% of both diabetic osteoporotics and diabetics with normal BMD have ever undergone hormone replacement therapy.

Respondents were eligible if they: 1) were 18 years or older; 2) self-reported a BMI from 27.0 to 29.9 for an Overweight focus group, BMI 30.0 34.9 for an Obese Class I (OC1) focus group, 35.0 39.9 for an Obese Class II (OC2) focus group, or BMI ≥ 40 for an Obese Class III (OC3) focus group; and 3) have not ever undergone surgery in order to lose weight.

I cannot in good conscience recommend anybody drive on this stuff, not so much for all the moral reasons (although they're certainly there), but because it is singly the most terrifying experience I have ever undergone in my life.

Without ever undergoing independent verification, erroneous data from the original history gets perpetuated.

Can immutabilities ever undergo transfiguration?... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Ben Taub.

For many people, bearing and naming a child is the most transcendental experience they will ever undergo.

Kristen Wiig's Annie might just be the first female protagonist to ever undergo an existential crisis in a rom-com".

Having now seen the tail end of that process, I would offer this bit of advice to any parent who will ever undergo it: Sit down with your eager applicant sooner rather than later to talk money.