Sentence examples for solved ever from inspiring English sources

Who ever meade up this riddle has the answer, but has it been solved ever?

Anyway, yes, immigration reform is never getting solved, ever.

When Cena appears in WWE's anti-bullying PSAs, he can speak as his character, but it's hard to forget that Cena rules in an ongoing narrative that demands physical violence as the only way that problems can ever get solved, ever, ever.

The universities are expected to solve ever type of social problem.

Italian mathematicians engaged in bitter feuds, challenging each other to solve ever more complicated equations.

The motor car: Not a complete success – and the retreat into vehicles in the late 60s and early 70s created a problem which we have been trying to solve ever since– but nevertheless the car has to be as big a technological advance in policing as it has been in the rest of society.

Some developers even say that a low-code, visually pleasing environment helps them achieve that elusive "flow" as they solve ever more difficult problems.

That's the mystery scientists have been trying to solve ever since they laid their eyes on Pictish Symbol Stones made by an Iron Age Celtic people known as the Picts between 300 C.E. and 843 C.E.

I found myself overcoming obstacles and nay-sayers, solving ever increasingly difficult problems and persevering when others would give up, to fulfill what had become what felt like my calling.

While De Spiegeleer argues that the best way to exploit a disruptive technology is in a company whose sole purpose is to develop, market, sell, and support the technology, his ecosystem will not mean much if the companies don't support each other and aren't used in conjunction to solve ever larger problems for customers.

There are currently not enough people within the formal "system" - especially those with deep local knowledge - to help us solve ever mounting challenges related to economic poverty, health, or education.