Sentence examples for was ever successfully from inspiring English sources

Nobody was ever successfully prosecuted despite there being 95 arrests on the day; and 39 cases of arrest, unlawful arrest and malicious prosecution were settled without an admission of liability by the police.

No police officer was ever successfully prosecuted for Doomadgee's death, but several Aboriginal men, including Palm Island spokesperson Lex Wotton, were successfully prosecuted for the ensuing riots and received a seven year prison sentence.

In terms of initial cost, Hubble was the single most expensive mission in the history of astrophysics, costing $5 billion before it was ever successfully deployed.

Since none of my kids was ever successfully "Ferberized" (do they still call it that?), our bed resembled a life raft at night, with four tiny kids sprawling in the middle and their father and I clinging to either side of the mattress like two climbers on the granite face of Yosemite.

If they are ever successfully developed, scramjets could make for much faster aircraft and also be used to launch small payloads into orbit.

In reality, Professor Sikka said, hardly any tax-avoiding firms are ever successfully challenged or convicted because they are carefully advised by large accounting firms on how to arrange their tax strategies without breaking the law.

In a blogpost last year, Dawes explained the importance of using failure to drive innovation: "Nothing is ever achieved successfully on its first attempt so any attempt to try or learn anything new will involve some failures along the way.

It is doubtful that any other American President was ever on the ballot so often or so successfully.

The problem was that, while the tent toured successfully to Sydney and New York, no London berth was ever found.

The only process that's ever been used successfully to amend the Constitution is for an amendment to pass the House and Senate by a two-thirds majority, then win approval from the states.

It is clear the deputy prime minister believes there is a need for politicians of all parties to confront an issue in a non-partisan way if the harm caused by drugs is ever to be tackled successfully.