if ever

Besides, if ever there was a time when pay in banking and broking is likely to be depressed by the market, it is now.

Do you think your mother and I shall have live comfortably so long together if ever we have is marry?

Nor was Martin ungrateful, knowing as he did the lives of the poor, and that if ever in the world there was charity, this was it.

Older men often date younger women in an attempt to recapture this lost state of youthful adventure, but it rarely, if ever, works.

It took so long to complete that it was done infrequently, if ever, and only by a small number of representatives on each team.

People do not know where the information they are sending is being stored and when, if ever, it is deleted.

Nikky: aww and if ever you want to come here u may stay with me but am trying to get my own apt.

That was a fine meal if ever there was one!

It didn't describe the cold war, when a nuclear exchange was a one-off game if ever there was one.

This extra credit makes asset markets liquid: if ever you need to sell something, there always seems to be a ready buyer.

If ever you come to your country, be advised, you should not venture again into lands that you know not, lest you never should return.

But if ever there had been a unipolar moment it had now passed.

If ever there was a time to do this, IT IS NOW, regardless of your prove to us attitudes.

I think I shall stop startled if ever we meet after our next birth, walking in the light of a far-away world.

If ever a work of art had a right to feel over exposed, it is Michelangelo's David, naked in the heart of Florence for nearly 5 centuries.

Gambling with Russian roulette if ever I saw it! That paper wants scandal and they haven't signed him up for him to talk about his horses.

Madoff treated him well, Nasi said, rarely if ever yelling at him, often coming to his desk to ask if everything was okay.

It was easy to see by the newspapers, that if ever they had known what it was to bear a good name, that time had gone by.

In any case, you will have to sit upon it all the time, for if ever you should get up for a minute you will see immediately what happens !

Notice that off the court, Bryant rarely, if ever, displays the type of cockiness and arrogance he is accused of by his critics.

But if ever there were a year to put buzzwords before a death panel, this would be it, before the apocalypse comes.

He scanned the screen curiously, wondering if ever before it had concealed the secret of a man's life.

But, as the economics professor Gary Libecap has shown in a historical analysis, such agreements are often reached only belatedly, if ever.

In this series of articles, I focus on the basics of lightweight development -- an overloaded term if ever there was one.

WikiLeaks' Julian Assange, a fan of radical transparency if ever there was one, makes a similar argument.

If ever there was a time to cut distorting agricultural subsidies and open markets for food imports, it must be now.

She looked with approval at Henrietta, a nice well balanced intelligent child if ever there was one, and who deserved a better mother.

If ever there was a misleading forecast about the year 2000, it was that.

It was the only time I ever saw this gentle man bristle, if ever so slightly.

A misnomer if ever there was one, the rare earths may be strategic and in short supply but they are certainly not rare.

If ever the death penalty were deserved, it would be for precisely such a dictator.

Only 18 months ago Toyota displaced General Motors (GM), a fallen icon if ever there was one, as the world's biggest carmaker.

There is no doubt, however, that I can handle if ever all computers were really banned.

One hears often of a "Beijing consensus" but rarely, if ever, of any Indian model of governance.

IF EVER there was a moment for Europe to come up with new policies for dealing with despots, it is now.

If ever the condom would break or tear apart inside the body, the smuggler could instantly die of a possible deadly drug overdose.

With all his jokes, if ever a man looked as though he needed a drink, it was Willie at this moment.

If ever there was a time for pragmatic conservative realism, it is now.

As I said, neither were major issues and I still feel that if ever I go back to Venice. . . this is where I will stay.

It's fascinating watching Tom Cruise, a superb actor if ever there was one.

But if ever the time had to come for equities to plot a more independent course, it would be now.

If liquid or spray supplements are so much better, why are they rarely, if ever, used in published scientific research?

He was a white man if ever there was one.

As for Iraq, if ever there was an intellectuals' war, it was Iraq.

A backhanded compliment if ever there was one, but he is right of course.

But if ever there was a moment for Ordnungspolitik to prove its relevance, this could be it.

If ever he went back to Westeros to claim his birthright, he would have all the gold of Casterly Rock to make good on his promises.

New vocabulary and language patterns are carefully filed away in a special mental library, to be brought out, if ever, only for tests.

If you're lucky you married someone who likes to talk things out like yourself, and both of you rarely if ever, get into arguments.

"This is an ongoing nightmare. And if ever we are going to reform, you know, it's now. "

When, if ever, to withdraw medical support from such people, and thus let them die, is always a traumatic decision.

IF EVER there were an urgent case for change in Congo after years of neglect and war, it is Kinshasa's general hospital.

That's a growth opportunity if ever there was one.

If ever there was an outstanding man, it was Job.

There is even tension of a sort over Israel, a bipartisan cause if ever there was one.

If ever there were a moment for this, it would be now.

If ever any one seemed to be thoroughly alive, healthy, joyous, magnanimous, it was he.

If ever you come across a shy peanut plant you cannot immediately tell whether or not it has any nuts.

He is a great musician if ever there was one.

Are the Republicans any more serious? Not really. If ever there was a race to the bottom in economic dialogue, this is it.

IF EVER an industry had reason to complain about the whims of the stockmarket, it would be investment banking.

But the recommendations of the consulting firms are not agnostic. They rarely, if ever, recommend cutting the heads of those who hired them.

God rarely, if ever, seems to give me what I ask for.

The touch of your hand says you'll catch me if ever I fall You say it best, when you say nothing at all.

Our Lord! bring us out of this: if ever we return (to Evil), then shall we be wrong-doers indeed!

If ever you are in London, please give me a ring or call in.

"Those who labor in the earth are the chosen people of God, if ever he had a chosen people, " Jefferson once declared.

Hefty regulations and price controls mean that many new drugs appear elsewhere before they make it to Japan, if ever.

These cables, especially the power cable, rarely if ever go bad, but I have replaced a data cable or two.

If ever there were an illness that cannot be localized, because it springs from the whole of a man, that illness is a psychoneurosis.

Rarely if ever does a country's savings rate collapse quickly after reaching such a high level.

If ever we doubt that sporting values still hold in the mercenary modern era, then the last weekend before Christmas was gold dust.

Carrie was indeed worth loving if ever youth and grace are to command that token of acknowledgment from life in their bloom.

O Arjuna if ever I would not engage in prescribed activities certainly all men would follow My path in all respects.

Rarely, if ever, do we employ a concerted effort to help find workable solutions to social problems.

The evidence for a link between creativity and mental disorders has long been speculated but rarely, if ever, proven.

You might have heard a crunching noise in your family car if ever your parents have tried to change gear without using the clutch properly.

We are crehadvertisementd invaribellyly willing to cooperhadvertisement with you if ever necessary make some concessions.

She rarely, if ever sings simple background vocals, instead offering countermelodies or completely different points of view.

If ever there was a born fighter, it's James Kirkland, " his trainer, Ann Wolfe, said. "

If ever there were a sad sack who needed the keep-your-chin-up advice of Dale Carnegie, it was Dale Carnegie.

He listed the dozens of accomplishments in a methodical, comprehensive way he had rarely, if ever, done before publicly.

Agricultural meteorologists seldom, if ever, find the month of September in New England pass without a frost.

She wears a little sailor hat of black straw that has long been exposed to the dust and soot of London and has seldom if ever been brushed.

Asian companies used to rarely, if ever, come to American B-school campuses for recruiting season.

For some, they rarely, if ever, eat food from any other culture.

In practice it is likely to be many years, if ever, before Chrome OS can hope to rival the entrenched Windows operating system.

Praise is rare, particularly from senior managers, who if ever seen, are felt to be remote and uncaring.

If ever his columns stop being good I'm pretty sure I won't find the moral courage to tell him so.

If ever there was a gap in my schedule, I would immediately fill it with something productive.

They knew that if ever they were shipwrecked on foreign shores, then they were barred from returning to Japan.

If ever there was a time when every house should be a house of prayer, it is now.

State-run television channels offer highly favorable coverage of the party, and the courts rarely if ever rule against it.

However, guerrilla warfare rarely, if ever, benefits the oppressed population or ushers in a democracy.

Spike Lee, if ever there was a film project calling your name .

Really, Johnny! If ever there was a stubborn idiot, you're a prime example.

His wife seldom, if ever, has a holiday.

Today's enterprise software systems are rarely (if ever) developed from scratch, line-by-line, in an IDE.

Before (if ever) returning to BSkyB, News Corporation could make a run at a cable television network.

Iago. 'Sblood, but you will not hear me. If ever I did dream of such a matter, Abhor me.

Dear God: Why do humans smell the flowers, but seldom, if ever, smell one another?

The Misery: If ever you're feeling a little down about your life, spare a moment for Precious.

Celebrities like Paris Hilton had been photographed in the brand's shoes, but seldom, if ever, a 40-something politician.

Both events will take years of recovery - if ever.

However, this isn't such a good strategy, because the class will be overwritten if ever the proxy is regenerated.

If ever there were two things that don't go together, it's humor and hospitals. After all, hospitals are places for the very sick.

Now if ever is the time for leadership, competence and integrity. What are the chances of getting them?

Government debt, after all, has soared to levels not seen in peacetime for centuries, if ever, in many countries, not least the US and UK.

Rarely, if ever, do couples on dinner dates appreciate the evolutionary psychology behind this ubiquitous activity.

If ever there were a case of learning-by-doing, it's this one.

The most dangerous and toxic pesticides require special testing methods, which are rarely if ever employed by the FDA.

APA's letters rarely, if ever, received a response, but the communication served notice to Soviet officialdom that the world was watching.

When, if ever will the astounding increase in the productivity growth, and in the growth of productivity growth, of computers end?

Yet the sowing must be done if ever there is to be a harvest of souls won for Christ.

"Of course if ever you want me to stop, I will. "

"If ever exercise enthusiasts wanted a rationale for what they're doing, this should be it, " Dr. Kessler says.

Comparisons with the European Union are overblown; political integration could not happen for decades, if ever.

A person formally if to ascend another person at will, if ever the loving enthusiasm that have another again have again what use?

If ever anyone was born to be a painter, Picasso was.

If ever a species got the disgusting name it deserved, bone-eating worms would be the one.

Margaret said that if ever she secured part-time work tilling the maize fields, the men in the family spent her earnings on alcohol.

IF EVER a ruling elite seemed to justify the Bush-era doctrine of "preemption" , it is the Kim dynasty in North Korea.

We have determined that a number of these older formats are seldom, if ever used.

But nurses knew better from being at the bedside of the dying, my mother had said, and they were rarely, if ever, wrong.

that it will be a long time before he makes a significant, personal contribution -- if ever.

if ever it is pretty important to have them in your site , limit the size - that ' s your last alternative.

I would add that if ever an economy needed a market in corporate control, to shift cash out of the hands of sleepy managements, Japan is it.

If ever there were a time to see a doctor or start a fitness regimen, this is it!

If ever there were a free lunch, if ever there were a dollar lying on the sidewalk, it is tax reform.

It is likely to take a number of years before it does, if ever, because of the complexity of ERP applications.

If ever we do not feel like eating, do not force us.

Yet that could come only, if ever, after full convertibility and radical changes to China's capital markets.

I hope this year's Turner goes to George Shaw, a real artist if ever I saw one.

The I am not thinking, is undoubtedly the in itself, if ever it manifests itself, of the male-being or of the female-being.

He had decided that if ever caught he would slash his wrists before go to prison, but he was determined to never be caught.

''If ever that was true, it was seven years ago, when we were busting our arses off to break even.

The speech is written, if ever writing was, "not in ink but in blood. "

It also engages in cyber-spying and other offensive operations, something it rarely, if ever, discusses publicly.

For instance, you may rarely, if ever, be required to analyze the access plans for SQL statements.

I often hear about those who lose their jobs and how it could take them months to get new jobs, if ever.

We also define the -verbose option to get additional logs if ever something went wrong.

If ever you come back to England, for a holiday or study, we would love it if you stayed with us.

Few are eager to predict when, if ever, a Star Trek-style universal translator will emerge.

Transport Of Souls Migrated Memories, Of Prior Lives I Can't Remember, Or When, If Ever Happened - When Comes The End?

It has been said that France advances by revolution from time to time but seldom, if ever, manages to reform.

If ever that boy comes to his house, Sir, I'll eat my head.

That means that your brain is fundamentally, even if ever so slightly, changing.

If ever you will spend half an hour for reading, you definitely will improve your pronunciation.

The touch of your hand says you'll catch me if ever I fall.

In many countries, authority is seldom, if ever, questioned.

Its guidelines are vague, and it rarely, if ever, files formal complaints against studios or production houses.

In the real world, positive and negative feedback are intermingled and the two extremes are rarely, if ever, reached.

No one thinks other drugs will follow quickly behind, if ever.

Seldom, if ever, do these media outlets present the marketing side of the story.

The warheads on the two submarines that collided could, if ever launched, kill millions of people.

Also, two-page features and ads have a visible seam down the middle that rarely, if ever, matches up correctly.

She hadn't spent hours slaving over a hot stove! That was shop-bought cake if ever I saw one.

People filled with self-loathing typically imagine they dislike every part of themselves, but this is rarely, if ever, true.

The robot seldom if ever tires or losses interest, in its task.

female polar bears if ever they consumed that required diet will have an easy time delivering the baby.

Even though they seldom if ever catch a squirrel they derive pleasure from the chase.

And if ever you catch me going a-pleasuring with this provoking animal again!

Seldom if ever was there any training or instructions in such tactics for either the tank crews or the infantry formations .

The thrifty farmer seldom, if ever, indulged himself with good food.

If ever an animal needed to be fast, it is the slow loris.

JUST about the only thing that everyone can agree on in the Middle East is that the region has rarely, if ever, been in such a mess.

If ever anyone criticised him, he always came back stronger, let his feet do the talking.

Of course, billionaires are rarely, if ever, that liquid.

If ever there will be time for you to revenge yourself, that time is now.

Settings should represent information, such as an account name, that users set once and rarely (if ever) change.

But rarely, if ever, has a major yacht sold at an unreserved auction, meaning it will sell to the highest bidder regardless of price.

Proof of fraud in science rarely if ever comes from failure to replicate.

Even the most daring Islamic comedians rarely if ever joke about the faith itself.

Yet research has shown that locks are rarely, if ever, contended for.

She invited the agreeable young spark to visit her if ever he came to London.

Drones have rarely, if ever, killed just the intended target.

And how often are these people thought and talked about? Not much, if ever.

If ever the relationship falls into antagonism, it will be hard to pull back.

The study found that 97% of shoppers do not regularly (if ever) clean the bags.

if ever, would suicide be the rational thing to do?

Rarely, if ever, did they ever respond directly to their critics, leastof all on prime-time network television.

if ever i can get aboard again , said i , you shall have cheese by the stone.

The most severe punishments are seldom, if ever, applied.

Censorship is rarely, if ever, justified.

RARELY if ever hash company risen safest in so many ways as Google, the world's most popular search engine.

It is not pretty and there is no guarantee that it can be done before voters lose patience, if ever.

We can seldom, if ever, discover and publish "the truth" : only fragments of truth.

If ever there will be a 'problem' in the future it will never concern his relationship with the club.

If ever an occasion for their use was justified, it was this catastrophe.

If ever a situation cried out for the UN to have a standing army at its disposal, as The Economist has urged, this is it.

If ever I will have enough money, at that time I shall give myself to wisdom and philosophy.

RARELY if ever has a company risen so fast in so many ways as Google, the world's most popular search engine.

Remember to look me up if ever you're here again.

If ever we needed an excuse to eat more healthily, then this could be it.

He was seldom, if ever, rude. But lately he hadn't had the time to hide his feelings.

From the days of Leopold, Congolese resources rarely if ever have benefited the people of Congo.

We rarely, if ever, worried about having enough money to last us until our next paycheck.

Patrons rarely (if ever) see us, yet we touch so many of them directly though records, indexes, subject headings, and other services.

If ever you're in Cambridge, do give me a ring.

If ever a person should have lived in this world and never really loved by someone, would he be satisfied deep in his heart?

Neckties are rarely, if ever, cleaned.

If ever the ethics of quantity could find sustenance, it is indeed on that strange stage.

Anne Bradstreet If ever two were one, then surely we.

Air power alone is seldom, if ever, an adequate tool.

I've sworn that if ever I run into this person again, I'll kill him.

Remember to look me up if ever you're here.

Fourth, it will be a long time, if ever, before Asia forms a closely integrated economic bloc.

He seldom, if ever, goes to the movies by himself.

If ever little feet were made for dancing, hers ere.

All of this will occur quite quickly, and you will rarely if ever look back at this period of time.

It's a lot of hard -- but happily, mostly interesting -- work, and there is seldom, if ever, any single big silver bullet.

The island is seldom, if ever, visited by ships.

let people hear what they're really supposed to sound like if ever given the chance to complete them.

If ever a financial crisis had "Made in Washington" stamped on it, this was it.

I've sworn that. . . . if ever I run into this people again. . . . I will kill him.

But they rarely, if ever, ate plant fiber.

If ever there is a conflict developing with another driver, let it go.

The problem with these models is that they rarely, if ever, factor in other traders as variables.

Remember to look me up if ever you are here.

Sales in the US will probably drop below 16m this year and may not regain their 17m peak for a long time, if ever.

For many women with these occult, or hidden, hernias, it can take years, if ever, to get the right diagnosis and correct the problem.

When I was about 10, she made me promise that I would kill her if ever she became either disabled or demented.

Voice actors of the past were rarely, if ever, credited (or well paid) for their work.

If ever I become a parent, I will bring my children camping.

She rarely if ever plays the piano now.

And if ever they suspect you're wasting their time, they can easily look up phone, email, or Internet records.

Ququ's talent in Architecture Design is seldom if ever.

America's Yucca Mountain repository, for example, is not expected to be ready for use for many years, if ever.

If ever I make a suggesti. on, she always takes it the wrong way and we end up arguing.

If ever I loved Thee, my Jesus, 'tis now.

Good-bye and remember to give us a ring if ever you're in our way.

He is seldom, if ever, absent from school.

Remember to give us a ring if ever you are in our way. Good-bye for now.

If ever there was a time to make a deal, this is it.

It occurs seldom, if ever.

That I'll stand by you if ever you should call.

If ever you are in Guangzhou, do look me up.

If ever you are in Rome, please do look me up.

He is seldom, if ever, late for school.

If ever I believe our work is done, then I start Back at One.

Because of factory tolerances and the unitized construction common to today's cars, this is rarely, if ever, the case.

Remember to look me up if ever you're here. I'll miss you. Have a good journey.

They couldn't afford vacations, rarely if ever went to the movies, and didn't have television until the mid- to late 1950s.

GRUMIO. Master, if ever I said loose-bodied gown, sew me in the skirts of it and beat me to death with a bottom of brown bread;

If ever I heard the like.

He seldom, if ever, came home before twelve at night.

He has been there once, if ever.

If ever I do not want to eat, do not force me. I know well when I ne ed to and when not.

If ever I heard the story!

WSJ: Is it necessary for us to celebrate the anniversary every year? When, if ever, does that end?