Sentence examples for has ever contained from inspiring English sources

A putative radio or television audience will now include some people who are more tolerant than has ever been the case, and some people more sensitive than society has ever contained.

"No English youth movement, it is safe to say, has ever contained such a high proportion of homosexuals or — in an age when these activities were still illegal — been so indulgent of their behavior".

The most the oil reserve has ever contained was about 590 million barrels in the early 1990's, which at the time would have been enough for 82 days if there were no imports.

For this reason it is optimal to remove all the liver that has ever contained a tumour.

The earth has always contained more information locked within its strata than we could ever know.

In the past decade, the Spanish La Liga title race has only ever contained two teams, with Barcelona and Real Madrid enjoying unchallenged supremacy.

Not that this approach has ever worked to contain costs in the larger health care market, but don't mind that small detail.

No one has ever been able to contain an outbreak of influenza on a global scale, and, quite frankly, we doubt that the world will be successful this time.

In 2013 there were 297,000 households where no one had ever worked, containing 500,000 people.

In front of us, open on the table, lay the new Quelle mail-order catalogue, the first I had ever seen, containing what seemed to me a fairy-tale assortment of wares, from which it was decided in the course of the evening and after long discussions, in which our father got his sensible way, to order a pair of camel's-hair slippers with metal buckles for each of us children.

The LFA, which Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson memorably called the best car he had ever driven, contains a free-revving 4.8-litre V10 engine producing 552 horsepower.