Sentence examples for has ever been achieved from inspiring English sources

Because, let's face it, nothing of any significance has ever been achieved without reasonable risk".

No major reform of the NHS has ever been achieved without huge controversy and public concern.

To hit the relative child poverty target, parental employment rates would have to reach almost 100% – "far beyond what has ever been achieved anywhere in the world".

But only one conviction for selling honours has ever been achieved, against Maundy Gregory, a careless and seedy bagman for the Tory and Liberal parties.

After only 16 bouts, he surprised and delighted all of Tuscaloosa (pop: 83,052) by winning the Golden Gloves, the fastest that feat has ever been achieved in the history of American boxing, and booked his place on the plane to Beijing.

Not a single success has ever been achieved without standing on the shoulders of greatness.

Another significant figure during the weekend was the $100,176 average price paid for the 2,234 vehicles sold – the first time a six-figure average had ever been achieved, according to Hagerty.

And recruiting 300,000 people in a year has never ever been achieved before.

In any case, I doubt that a scene of abduction has ever been more powerfully achieved than in Ian McEwan's The Child in Time, where a toddler is snatched in a supermarket.

Without eliminating the waste inherent in commercial health care systems and making comprehensive coverage a right, no country has ever been able to achieve universal health care.

In the right circumstances, they can form molecules, although this had only ever been achieved on Earth in laboratory conditions.