Sentence examples for had ever been discussed from inspiring English sources

As he sought to kill of Labor's attack, Turnbull attempted to downplay the extent to which the idea had ever been discussed within government.

When Commissioner Bud Selig was asked, in a telephone interview from his Milwaukee office, if similar protective screens had ever been discussed by major league owners, he said the sentiment over the years was that the fans' view of the game would be obstructed.

Paramount representative Paul Raibourn, who also was a member of DuMont's board of directors, denied that any such restriction had ever been discussed (Dr. DuMont was vindicated on this point by a 1953 examination of the original draft document).

In 25 years of negotiations, no measure to control fossil fuel production has ever been discussed.

"This is a matter which will be determined by the process that will follow, so no amount has ever been discussed," said Mr Shiarly.

Trump denied that a pardon had ever been explicitly discussed with his former campaign chairman, but it's "not off the table," he told The New York Post in an Oval Office interview published Wednesday.

A reporter recalled Patterson's first fight with Johansson — the only time the champion had ever been knocked out — but Patterson discussed it with charming freedom.

It wasn't something that was ever been discussed.

So why have we ever been discussing audience preferences?

Many things are or seem worse today than they've ever been, progress appears harder to achieve...as discussed throughout these remarks, we seem prone to a very special kind of regression on social issues especially....but I believe all of that can, and will be overcome in a manner that benefits more citizens, not a small select group.

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