Sentence examples for was ever solved from inspiring English sources

Only one of those cases was ever solved, and Mr. Anderson himself played a role in them, as a lawyer retained by the three other victims' families, who were desperate for answers.

"No difficult scientific problem is ever solved in a single paper.

The motives for the killings were not immediately known, and few such cases in Mexico are ever solved.

Crime victims have little chance of justice because only a small percentage of crimes are ever solved.

Einstein said (or, at least, I am always quoting him as having said), "No worthy problem is ever solved within the plane of its original conception".

"It's an endless series of cops-and-robbers chases that leaves people without the feeling that the crime is ever solved".

Arthur Brand, an independent Dutch art crimes investigator who has been following the case, said that only 5percentto10percentcent of stolen art cases were ever solved.

Whether or not the slaying is ever solved, it has inevitably added to the cariocas' sense that crime is out of control, said Ms. Carvalho, who handed over a brand new S.U.V. at gunpoint in a carjacking earlier this year.

GUATEMALA CITY — An average of 16 murder victims turn up in Guatemala every day, some shot, some stabbed, some bludgeoned, and only about 3percentt of the cases are ever solved.

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If the Case of the Pantless Pair is ever solved, perhaps Perry Mason could tackle another creative conflict from the same Super Bowl: a spot for Focus on the Family in the first pod in the first quarter, in which Pam Tebow is tackled by her son, Tim, a football player, was followed immediately by a spot for Snickers in which Betty White and Abe Vigoda are also tackled by football players.