Sentence examples for was ever collected from inspiring English sources

Little useful analysis of what was happening in rebel-held areas was ever collected or forwarded to New York, officials complain, although relief organizations say they knew a great deal.

Despite PET being one of the more commonly recycled plastics, the World Economic Forum WEFF) reports that only just over half is ever collected for recycling and far less actually ends up being reused.

No other specimens were ever collected or seen by Western scientists.

No newly settled young-of-the-year individuals were ever collected despite the recent presence of large adult populations in both bays.

Because the endemic rats disappeared so quickly, only a small number of specimens were ever collected for scientific study (see [7]); of the few known to still exist, all are housed at just three institutions: the Natural History Museum, London (NHML), and Museum of Zoology of Cambridge University (CMZ), and the Museum of Natural History of Oxford University (OMNH).

Only a few tick specimens were ever collected in August.

In addition to our collection methods being of a collaborative nature with international scientists, our sample handling methods are designed to ensure that neither live bacteria nor cloneable eDNA is ever collected or available at the end of the experiment.

Except, according to his lights, the data isn't ever collected: "to [the Aristotelians'] modern representatives it seems as though a fancy is no sooner in the head than it is on paper and sent for publication" (Dingle 1937, p. 785).

But it is not certain that the increase was sudden (details of the immediately preceding reassessments do not survive) or that it was ever turned into actually collected tribute.

This week they were putting the final touches to a new simplified tax code, desperately needed if Russia is ever to collect a decent whack of revenue, encourage private investment and slow down capital flight.

Many other martian meteorites have been collected, but this émigré from the Red Planet is only the fifth ever collected after it was seen falling to Earth, the researchers report online today in Science.