Sentence examples for may only ever from inspiring English sources

And of course, evidence of impact may only ever be partial.

Even if intelligence were widespread in the cosmos, we may only ever recognise a small and atypical fraction of it.

I see the benefits in their exposure to the diversity of people they meet walking around or on public transport – people whom their car driven peers may only ever wave to.

And while Private Eye may only ever have had one libel threat over a joke, Eye journalist and author of the magazine's official history Adam McQueen says that "people have written letters to editor over the years making it clear that they aren't really like what was said about them in the jokes section".

The key to the Constitution's global appeal, according to the liberal view, is that the document stands for the universal principle that state power over individuals may only ever be exercised through law — no matter what government is acting, and no matter where on earth.

The mystery of flight MH370 may only ever be solved when the aircraft's "black box" flight recorders are recovered.

Consumer confidence is no perfect predictor of spending, but the size of the decline since May has only ever before been experienced during or just before a recession.Over the past year, consumer spending has supported the American indeed the world economy virtually single-handed.

Others may have only ever passed through the Solar System once and so are inherently unpredictable.

The ultimate solution may therefore be to only ever save passwords to the grey mass between our ears.

As dialogue-driven as my films may be, I'm only ever really thinking about silent comedy, and so I like to see figures in space and shoot them full-frame, as Chaplin was shot.

It is not disclosing the price, and this looks like it may only be the second-ever acquisition disclosed by the company (the first was of iExtensions, a Lotus Notes CRM extension, to deepen its ties to IBM).