Sentence examples for and that doing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "and that doing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in a context where you are referring to an action or behavior that has been previously mentioned, but it is awkward and unclear. Example: "I appreciate your efforts, and that doing has made a significant difference in our project."
A man of Tutu's experience ought to be aware that moral choices in the real world are rarely as clear cut as he implies and that doing nothing also brings responsibilities in its wake.
He argued that the case for overturning the ban is "unarguable" and that "Doing nothing is not an acceptable option".
And that doing nothing about the dictator is simply not an option.
The agency's statistics service said in October that it was forced by budget constraints to cut the reports and that doing so would save $11 million a year.
My view is that one really ought to question Israel's right to exist and that doing so does not manifest anti-Semitism.
California contends that the appellate court was wrong to allow Mr. Clair to change lawyers "just because he expresses dissatisfaction" and that doing so sets off delays.
This approach acknowledges that, while we can't eliminate gun crime, we can reduce it, and that doing something is better than fatalistically doing nothing.
In one way, I wish I had lost more weight after my second baby and that doing the show wasn't even an option.
It contained a letter telling them to urge their father to make a bid and that doing so would give them a place in history, Mr. Christie said.
He admitted that after they married, he exposed himself to her in a park, hoping to interest her in sex, and that doing so did not work.
Chief Putney said Thursday that the department does not ordinarily release police video publicly and that doing so in this case could harm local and federal inquiries.
