Sentence examples for would ever occur from inspiring English sources

No one thought it would ever occur".

The commission concluded that unless it could learn what method would be used, it could not fulfill its mandate of telling the British and Irish governments whether it believed that real disarmament would ever occur.

It found 88% of blacks said the country needed to continue making changes for blacks to have equal rights with whites, with 43% sceptical that such changes would ever occur.

Again and again, we heard that these programs were built in the wake of that tragic day to "connect the dots" so no event like that would ever occur again.

In effect, then, middle knowledge gives God advance notice of every free decision or action that would ever occur, on the part of any creature he might create (Flint 1998, 37 41).

To be sure, identifying terrorist activities is quite different than gathering evidence of child pornography – in the former, the goal often is to prevent an imminent attack, so there likely is less concern about evidentiary issues for a subsequent trial (if one would ever occur).

Would it ever occur to us to think he could have been their king?

If districts were drawn fairly, this lopsided discrepancy would hardly ever occur.

No such thing occurred, nor would it ever occur under the supervision of our animal trainers.

Until then it simply hadn't occurred to me that this would ever come back to haunt me.

"If not for lawyers, none of these abuses would have ever occurred".