Sentence examples for has ever been applied from inspiring English sources

"Fellow travelers" may not be a phrase that has ever been applied to John J. Mack, the chief executive of Morgan Stanley, and his predecessor, Philip J. Purcell.

The application of the PTP agonist CsA to the lace plant system marks the first time, to our knowledge, that this inhibitor has ever been applied in vivo.

The importance of the Swaziland data, apart from the long run of measurements, is that no ameliorative treatment has ever been applied to any long-term productivity plot.

As a result, Iran has dismantled its plutonium reactor, mothballed thousands of centrifuges, diluted enriched uranium, shipped nuclear materials out of the country, and submitted to the most intrusive inspections that have ever been applied in an international agreement.

Only once in all that time has it ever been applied to a house of worship.

It's just part of the system, earnest functionaries with tons of applicants to sift through, indeed more applicants all the time, since students who are more worried than they've ever been are applying to more schools than they ever have.

One of the strengths of the study is that this is the first time the WOOS index has ever been translated into Italian and applied.

This article has not however ever been applied to activity that is purely expressive in nature.

No one, including World Peace, has ever been able to explain his eccentricities, like applying for a part-time job at Circuit City as a rookie in Chicago.

This rule applies to every mention of "pot" that has ever been made by any parent.

When we apply (3) (significant use), however, it is not clear that Workshop Physics has ever been particularly highly used.