Sentence examples for has ever been changed from inspiring English sources

No government of Montenegro has ever been changed through the ballot box, but such an outcome may no longer be inconceivable.

It would be nice to think that the groundbreaking LMA study might assess whether, in the history of football, the course of a match has ever been meaningfully changed by anything bellowed or gesticulated from the technical area.

And that same solicitous female voice (has it ever been changed?) that asks you to be careful when the doors shut, and not to forget your things when you get off.

Although the unsustainability of the human civilization has been recognized long ago, little has ever been done to change it.

No one has ever been persuaded to change their minds because of a ban.

No one has ever been able to change these things before," says Bedier, referring to the way merchants' adoption of new technology has been hit-or-miss at best, and usually includes a lot of resistance.

"I've been a farmer all my life and this is the hardest it has ever been," said Menéndez, whose name has been changed.

NASA officials say that the shuttle is safer than it has ever been because of changes made after the Columbia accident in February 2003, and they have long acknowledged that not all debris risk can be eliminated.

I don't think there has ever been a bigger change in my life to college football than these playoffs -- I love the fact that we are now letting our college teams earn their championship on the field.

My sister is happier and healthier than she has ever been, and that has fundamentally changed me ― and the way I view religion.

No definitive work has ever been done studying the changes, if any, the sport of football may have on players.