Sentence examples for has ever selected from inspiring English sources

"No one has ever selected for a Mars mission that lasts a lifetime, so it's not only the risk that people will get ill or change their minds, it's also the risk that the groups we choose won't be good enough.

Anyone who has ever selected a mutual fund with a great track record, only to see it crater after making an investment, has firsthand experience with this trade-off.

I don't think I've ever selected a show on the basis of its poster alone.

Mr. Strauss puts the Goldin family on a collision course with Dr. Darlene Stokes, at 38 "the first black woman and the youngest person that St. Joseph's Hospital had ever selected to head an I.C.U.

"This is certainly the strongest team we've ever selected for this fixture," said MCC head of cricket John Stephenson.

I was careless and kind of dumb, but it's not always easy to remember every specific setting I've ever selected for every app I've downloaded.

When he was drafted, Gragg became the second tight end Buffalo had ever selected out of Arkansas, and the first Arkansas player to be selected by the Bills since 1973.

"This is the most representative team that has ever been selected," the federation's branch in Western Cape province said.

There were schools in the research areas from which no pupil has ever been selected for secondary education.

The story stated that only two women had ever been selected to appear on banknotes: to clarify: this is true of the Bank of England but the Clydsedale bank in Scotland features Mary Slessor, a Scottish missionary, on a £10 note and Elsie Inglis, a doctor who set up a maternity home for the poor in Edinburgh, on a £50 note.

The referendum that endorsed annexation as recently as 1969, so securing United Nations backing, was as fraudulent a vote as has ever been conducted: 1,025 carefully selected and heavily intimidated tribal chiefs unanimously declared for union with Indonesia; most subsequently repudiated the process.Aceh's case is less strong, but hardly hopeless.