Sentence examples for ever unknown from inspiring English sources

*Adjusted for sports (no sports, sports, unknown) and smoking (never, ever, unknown).

The odds ratios were adjusted for smoking (never, ever, unknown), sports (no sports, sports, unknown), and for parity and age at delivery.

*Adjusted for parity and age at delivery (no births before year of case's diagnosis, birth before 25 years, other), sports (no sports, sports, unknown), and smoking (never, ever, unknown).

However, two fundamental problems have not been solved: (a) As the history of population dynamics in ancestral lineages and the real historical effects of selection and of population size on site and rate variability usually remain for ever unknown, substitution models will always be nothing but averaged approximations.

For most species, the life-history, the functional roles in an ecosystem, and the trophic interactions will likely ever stay unknown or obscure.

I'm not saying that the Big Five aren't ever publishing unknown debut authors; they are.

In his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, "Solitude of Latin America", he relates this theme of solitude to the Latin American experience, "The interpretation of our reality through patterns not our own, serves only to make us ever more unknown, ever less free, ever more solitary".

García Márquez made it the theme of his speech at his Nobel Prize in Literature award ceremony under the title The Solitude of Latin America: "The interpretation of our reality through patterns not our own, serves only to make us ever more unknown, ever less free, ever more solitary.

Whether this ever happens unknown (but see Monaghan et al., 2012).

In the dataset, smoking history is classified at document level using five classes: "current," "past," "never," "ever," and "unknown".

She would always be as unknown as ever to him.