Sentence examples for ever we may from inspiring English sources

And now more than ever, we may need it.

With about six weeks to go before the crucial stage of the largest copyright settlement ever, we may be ignoring its most important dimension.

If network television ever resumes, we may get an American version of "Life on Mars".

While climate impacts seem to be occurring more quickly than scientists have ever predicted, we may have witnessed in 2013 the permanent failure of 22 years of United Nations-led climate talks and the "top down" solutions these championed.

We need to curb and challenge the dangerous idea that the will of the people can simply be overturned and ignored, how ever much we may find it unappetizing or even despicable.

It is nearly 90 years since the English explorer George Mallory disappeared during an attempt to climb Mount Everest, and we may never know whether he reached the peak.

Yet, as life becomes ever more shocking, we may need more than ever the fantastic in literature to evoke the true and the terrible in what we are pleased to call everyday reality.

The flower's beauty is there for the world to see but if we are focused solely on getting where ever we are going we may not see the flower at all.

And with a continuance of His favor ever gratefully acknowledged, we may hopefully look forward to success, to peace, to prosperity.

In a culture where women have more choices in life than we've ever had before, we may not own up to comparing ourselves to one another but we do it all the time.

In an era of low-cost flights and continued squeezed margins at the carriers, when fuel costs and the marginal benefits of every dollar spent on safety improvements will be scrutinised ever more closely, we may simply have to accept that there will be more incidents, more crashes.