Sentence examples for had ever been defined from inspiring English sources

Notably, in this study, "many were not sure that [MCI] had ever been defined for them" (p. 138).

No strategy or clear end state has ever been defined for the ongoing U.S. military campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq.

"That really is one of the biggest robberies, as anyone knows who has ever been defined by someone else," Anderson expressed.

Those who had ever been prescribed insulin before entry date were defined as ever-users (n = 59,798, 12.4 %); and never-users (n = 422,235, 87.6 %) were defined as those who had never been prescribed insulin before entry date.

Those who had ever been prescribed with rosiglitazone before entry date were defined as ever-users; and never-users were defined as those who had never been prescribed with rosiglitazone before entry date.

Gold miners were defined as those who had ever been employed in the gold mining industry.

Women were defined as ever partnered if they had ever been married or lived with a partner (and therefore had been at risk of intimate partner violence).

Bartkowski et al. (2015) reveal a critical weakness: that biodiversity has rarely, if ever, been defined in economic valuations of putative biodiversity.

Neither the clinical spectrum of the disorder(s) nor the defining features of the 'disease' had ever been clearly articulated.

"I don't think that date has ever been precisely defined," Alderson said.

Paid sex for women was defined as having ever been a FSW, and for men as having ever been a client of a FSW.