Sentence examples for this could ever be from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people were doubting that this could ever be made".

Reading through the 40 or so stories dispels the notion that this could ever be a black and white issue.

If this could ever be proved, the ensuing litigation would bury the industry.The two Enron memoranda offer more evidence of the roundabout route that electrons take from power plants to households in America.

That's vexing but irrelevant; the story here is under what lights this could ever be acceptable, for British citizens to have their rights circumscribed on the basis of their wealth.

Right now I don't think this could ever be more important.

You know, I never thought that this could ever be possible," he said.

But Tucker's legerdemain makes us feel as if this delightfully absurd presentation was the only possible way in which this tale could ever be served up.

He realized it was also the duty of military officers to ensure the military safety of the U.S., but he believed that no absolute assurance on this point could ever be given".

There is no end to the variety of night life in New York, but it remains an open question whether this city could ever be home to a genuine honky-tonk.

A dear friend asked me if this procedure could ever be "legitimately empowering".

The idea that this issue could ever be extricated from the heated political debates currently on display strikes most people as improbable, if not downright unrealistic.