Sentence examples for if ever either from inspiring English sources
Abstract objects are rarely, if ever, either.
We spent time together in friendship to show ourselves ready to stand united if ever members of either of our communities are menaced merely because of being Jewish or Muslim.
Laws rarely, if ever, attempt to dictate, in either general or more detailed terms, the societal risk management arrangements that will be required to either fulfil a functional role or achieve a stated safety outcome.
Bus station about twenty minutes before eight, and sat and waited, reading Tacitus, been years since I've read him thru — if ever, I can't remember either way.
The antibiotic could be one that is seldom if ever used as therapy in either human or veterinary medicine, but the development of cross-resistance against antibiotics of the same class could reduce its effectiveness or acceptance over time.
This is a 99 Percenter issue if ever there was one -- either you're on the side of the corporations, or you're for saving 20,000 lives.
Mr. Sedky said that he is not sure if the banker ever used either apartment as a residence and that they were probably bought as investment properties.
I don't know if you've ever read either of his memoirs, but he writes about his conversion to Christianity in great depth and vulnerability.
Are rarely-if ever-absent.
Semantics THE "BUDGET DEAL" was in the news [recently], as if anything the government ever attached either word to, was.
