Sentence examples for Having contained from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Having contained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been included or held within something else, often in a past context. Example: "Having contained all the necessary information, the report was submitted for review."
The atmosphere of early Mars also shows signs of having contained oxygen, enabling molybdate to form.
Consulting an enormous family tree, Mr. Bulkeley identified it as having contained the body of a toddler, Jerusha Bulkeley, Gershom's great-granddaughter.
A Foreign Ministry spokesman said that Mr. Prado was caught lying during questioning at the airport and that his cellphone, which he denied having, contained a telephone number of a Palestinian who Israel considered to be a member of a terrorist group.
Interpretation of this groove as having contained the optic nerve has been confirmed by a single complex fossil, a complete skull and braincase with both eye capsules and the rostral capsule in place, showing this "optic fissure" as a transverse slit passing right across the skull between the eye sockets (Fig. 4c).
Naturally, when the U.S. "won" the Cold War, the Air Force took much of the credit for having contained the Soviet bear behind a thermonuclear-charged fence.
A 1994 landscape survey identified woodland to the north of the village as having contained ancient flint tools and what appeared to be flint boundary markers, the latter apparently gathered from loose-lying surface flints.
Stomachs of pickerel have contained birds.
They thought they had contained him.
Chemotherapy had contained things for now.
So far, Blair and his advisers have contained any embarrassment.
Emergency services are on site and have contained the situation.
