Sentence examples for longer ever be from inspiring English sources

John Hood from Miami New Times made a story, "'Call Me When You're Sober' sent a man away, 'Lacrymosa' kept him there, and 'Cloud Nine' told the clueless dolt why he would no longer ever be welcomed back.

It runs for much longer than could ever be justified as a temporary stimulus.

"If you look at waiting lists, although a pretty crude measure, they are much higher and longer than could ever be matched by the turnover".

Certain places may call for longer letters, in the neighborhood of 700-1000 words, but it's rare that cover letters should ever be longer than that.

The ecological disasters we call nature reserves are often kept in this depleted state through intense intervention: cutting and burning any trees that return; grazing by domestic animals at greater densities and for longer periods than would ever be found in nature.

Francium-223 is the most stable isotope, with a half-life of 21.8 minutes, and it is highly unlikely that an isotope of francium with a longer half-life will ever be discovered or synthesized.

Not any longer, if he ever was.

Work is no longer – if it ever was – in and of itself a reliable route out of poverty.

Any abolitionist argument generally relies on the dubious belief that nuclear weapons are no longer, if they ever were, necessary.

But universal credit is no longer, if it ever was, a new system which will transform the functioning of the welfare system.

It is amazing (but true) that Whitewater has been with us far longer than Watergate ever was: it's been going on for almost four years... What is Whitewater really about?