Sentence examples for never be confirmed from inspiring English sources

The attackers' identities will probably never be confirmed.

I do not know which of the two is accurate, and it is possible that the definitive facts will never be confirmed.

Mr. Bradbury is widely viewed on both sides of the aisle as such a toxic choice that he will never be confirmed.

But Democratic senators say this is simply the way the process works, and that they are plugging away on the appointments -- though one key lawmaker warned that some of Mr. Christie's commissioners would never be confirmed.

They may never be confirmed experimentally or, for that matter, become empirically tractable which takes Dr Polyakov and other deep theorists out of the running for the Nobel prize.

When Clinton was told that a law professor had comforted himself with the thought that Scalia's naked partisanship in the election meant he would never be confirmed as chief justice, the president (as he still was) answered: "Yes, but he was not thinking of his own career.

This has never been confirmed.

Whether he called them "the convicts" has never been confirmed.

This has never been confirmed by any of the parties.

This had never been confirmed, but Dinallo and Spitzer thought it was worth pursuing.

Authorities also - although this has never been confirmed by religious scholars - return the pebbles to Muzdalifah.