Sentence examples for will ever establish from inspiring English sources

"We haven't established whether he is a serial killer yet, and I don't know if we will ever establish that".

How will I ever establish myself in this world with such underpowered beginnings?

The reality is that it will be very hard to ever establish whether this campaign is successful because it will be impossible to count those who change their mind.

There are Capitol lawyers predicting that the Justice Department's problems in trying to investigate the legislative branch will prove too much to ever establish whether or not a crime was committed.

It's unlikely that the truth will ever be established, but Kelly himself raises it in this interview and talks about it at length, and with evident anguish.

Without this lawsuit, there is absolutely no guarantee or binding document that these protections will ever be established.

It is highly unlikely that one-to-one relationships will ever be established between genetic etiologies, electrophysiological abnormalities and clinical epilepsy syndromes, as illustrated by recent identification of GRIN2A mutations, DEPCD5 mutations and 16p11.2 duplications across a number of focal epilepsies and epilepsy aphasia syndromes.

WASHINGTON — The Nuclear Regulatory Commission acted hastily in concluding that spent fuel can be stored safely at nuclear plants for the next century or so in the absence of a permanent repository, and it must consider what will happen if none are ever established, a federal appeals court ruled on Friday.

This is the largest broadband infrastructure program ever established and will finally provide broadband access to all of rural America.

If such a body is ever established, it's Dominic Sandbrook, visiting professor at King's College, London, who'll be asked to pack his bags for Inverness.

No motive was ever established.