Sentence examples for is ever identified from inspiring English sources

A coalition government is in power, supported by a junior partner dubbed "The Inbetweeners" – as is the show's tradition, no party is ever identified by name – and Peter Mannion MP (any resemblance to Kenneth Clarke is entirely coincidental) in charge of the Department of Social Affairs and Citizenship.

No suspects were ever identified in Ms. White's disappearance from Harlem Hospital.

Neither man's body was ever identified, and their names are among the 72,000 carved into the Thiepval Memorial.

The report also described acts by unknown doctors and medics, who presumably would be punished if they were ever identified.

In fact, none of the five teenagers charged in that assault were ever identified by the other victims.

However, there was evidence that the men were struggling to get the ingredients for their plot and no targets were ever identified by the police or security services.

Arguments that any of these jazz performers are also being promoted by these commercials collapse before one simple fact: none are ever identified.

Though no assailant was ever identified, it is widely suspected that she was killed by the poachers against whom she had struggled for so long.

And we know from recent research by the Children's Commissioner that only about one in eight children who are sexually abused are ever identified by statutory agencies.

So if a bomb went off in some American city, or in Riyadh or Tel Aviv, it could be weeks or months before it was ever identified as Iranian.

At Caada, Barran believes that the Marac process has transformed the way that agencies respond to high risk abuse; more victims are now officially recognised as being at the highest level of risk than were ever identified before, she says.