Sentence examples for fixed ever from inspiring English sources

The borders of Syria have been fixed ever since the British and French colonial powers carved up the Arab provinces of the Ottoman Empire after World War I.

No growth in size can be observed after homogeneous nucleation of nanocrystal since the absorption peak position is fixed ever since it appears.

Until those things are fixed, Everest will have retention problems.

Combined, the fines amount to the largest single penalty for price fixing ever imposed by the commission, which said the cartels had engaged in the most organized market manipulation it had ever investigated.

"California designed the world's most complicated market that people said would not work well and which they've been trying to fix ever since," said Paul Joskow, director of the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Such beliefs survive immigration: the authors find that the daughters of immigrants to America are less likely to work if their parents came from a traditionally plough-based society.These attitudes are not fixed for ever.

So in a later book White speaks of giving a young man he was in love with his "metaphorical due", captured and let go like a dragonfly, but fixed for ever on the page.

According to the standard model these six particles (the flavoured neutrinos and the corresponding electron-like particles) together with another six, the quarks (which make up the protons and neutrons in atomic nuclei), are the irreducible units from which the rest of matter is composed.If neutrinos were truly massless, the standard model would predict that their flavours would be fixed for ever.

The French philosopher Michel Serres is right: "Neither information nor a drug fix ever gives any happiness when you have it, but will make you miserable when you don't".

And with defined contribution plans, employees can invest their money as they choose via an array of mutual funds, versus receiving a fixed (and ever-declining, in real-dollar terms) future payout.

Ask yourself a question: has a musical, ever – literally ever – fixed anything?