To ever exist

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The city is so enormous it is unlikely to ever exist as one excavated site, but tourism here is likely to increase.

They all follow the same basic template: a few pleasantries followed by three or four paragraphs explaining how the book you are holding is the most incredible, astounding, breathtaking work of literature to ever exist, that it will break hearts, move mountains, define the age, live with you long after the final page, and it is with trembling excitement we now share it, and hope you might etc.

We don't usually condone the idea of "V" bottoms, but if one were to ever exist, this might be it.

In what might be the most wonderfully over-engineered act of lighthearted retaliation to ever exist, this thing is just layer upon layer of ingenuity.

Regardless of whether one accepts a short (47.5kya) or long (55kya) chronology for Aboriginal occupation of Australia, it would now appear that the second largest marsupial to ever exist was still present for a considerable time after the first arrival of Aboriginal people.

Of course, unstated in Twitter's celebratory news, is that by offering a public platform which gives everyone an equal voice, Twitter has also allowed for some of the most extreme cases of cyber-bullying and harassment to ever exist on the web.

I don't know about you, but I am looking forward to the day that a Black transgendered kid gets to play one of the most iconic superheroes to ever exist--and my personal favorite--Batman (not that I don't absolutely adore David Mazouz and his amazing portrayal of Bruce Wayne in Gotham).

Born on this day 161 years ago, the painter ranks among the most recognizable (not to mention expensive) artists to have ever existed, filling the halls of major museums from the Louvre to the Met to the Rijksmuseum.

As the most powerful species to have ever existed, we owe it to ourselves and to other animals to embrace the power of peace and to reject violence if we and they are to flourish on our magnificent planet.

Tagged.com has got to be one of the most annoying social networking sites to have ever existed.

He and a team of palaeontologists analysed fossilised remains of the Barbaturex morrisoni and discovered that it was the largest plant-eating lizard to have ever existed.