Sentence examples for questions will ever from inspiring English sources

As a result of the decision to hand over to the ISC, it remains unclear whether any of the answers to Gibson's 27 questions will ever be made public.

Although the study did not demonstrate an impact on mortality, it is questionable whether a sufficiently powered study to address this question will ever be performed.

We've seen our share of leaked images depicting BBM running on Android (which just won't stop coming), though it's still unknown whether or not the apps in question will ever officially see the light of day.

The scientific views on climate change are as solid as any public policy question will ever get.

It seems unlikely that a definitive answer to this question will ever be found, as the surviving physical evidence is insufficient to determine the cause of the magazine explosion.

When Woodrow Wilson was president of Princeton University in the beginning of last century, he actively discouraged black students from applying, saying that, "The whole temper and tradition of the place are such that no Negro has ever applied for admission, and it seems unlikely that the question will ever assume practical form".

The deal also poses many questions: Will it ever get off the ground?

This could be one of the toughest questions you will ever utter.

I doubt whether this is a question that will ever be settled.

"Will you marry me?" is one of the most important questions a person will ever ask or be asked.

Israel's planned housing expansion now raises questions about whether Israel will ever be willing to concede a Palestinian capital in Arab neighborhoods of East Jerusalem -- a big problem.