Sentence examples for has ever informed from inspiring English sources

"As we have stated repeatedly since these allegations were reported, no government agency has ever informed us that it has found malicious hardware on our products; no customer has ever informed us that it found malicious hardware on our products; and we have never seen any evidence of malicious hardware on our products," Supermicro executives wrote in the letter.

He was asked several times if he had ever informed Kirk Radomski, a steroids dealer, that he was injecting Clemens with drugs.

After a period in Spain, the young Romillys did return, briefly, to England, where the lights and the electric heaters in their London flat "blazed away night and day," since nobody had ever informed Decca "that you had to pay for electricity".

They were also asked what type of physician they had visited (neurologist or other), number of prescribing physicians and whether any physician had ever informed them that excessive use of acute headache medication could lead to an increased frequency of headache.

Of seven GUM physicians who said they had identified at least one STI outbreak before, four had ever informed the public health authorities.

A further three of the 15 women said no one had ever informed them about it, leading them to assume that they didn't have any particular need for it.

It transpired that an operation she'd had as a toddler in 1977 to remove a "hernia" had in fact been to remove a male gonad – but neither she nor her parents had ever been informed.

That they would find it fascinating---and reassuring---that some founders are more like them than they had ever been informed is natural.

The database is independent from the shared EMR and generated by searching contraindications from the shared EMR of all affiliated hospitals for every patient who has ever visited CCHS and signed informed consent.

I believe it is the first time a writer in The New York Times's sports section has ever felt the need to inform her readers that she has stopped shaving her legs.

Nigel Morris, chairman of the society, said the statue was "colourful street furniture", designed to keep people "informed about one of the greatest politicians this country has ever produced".