Sentence examples for as a has from inspiring English sources

It declared the 83-year-old peer, who was chancellor for five years under Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, as a "has been" who would harm the effort to convince voters to leave the EU because he was too associated with the "Westminster bubble".

In the former, at each stage we postulate a new constituent of the state of affairs, s, that exists insofar as a has the property F, and there is viciousness because s can never be appropriately characterized.

Instead, successor nodes should be triggered as soon as A has finished its execution and has also performed a sufficient level of changes in the data store that comply with certain QoD requirements (which can cause a node being executed multiple times with the successor nodes being triggered only once).

The simplest propositions in the language of Principia Mathematica are what Russell there called "elementary propositions", which take forms such as "a has quality q", "a has relation [in intension] R to b", or "a and b and c stand in relation S" (PM, 43 44).

Then, since x n ≼ xn+1and y n ≽ yn+1, and as A has the mixed monotone property, we get x n + 1 = A ( x n, y n ) ≼ A ( x n + 1, y n ) ≼ A ( x n + 1, y n + 1 ) = x n + 2. and y n + 1 = A ( y n, x n ) ≽ A ( y n + 1, x n ) ≽ A ( y n + 1, x n + 1 ) = y n + 2. This proves our claim.

The town of Chiprovtsi and several of the surrounding villages were administratively organized as a has, or a private possession of the sultan's royal family and later of the sultan's mother.

The oil cartel, once dismissed as a has-been, has displayed startling muscle in the past year, sending oil prices tripling to more than $30 a barrel.

Age is defined as age/100 and age2/1000 and the unemployment rate, as a %, has been divided by 10.

America as a whole has fallen behind.

He was written off as a has-been.

She belts it out all right but is extremely implausible in her role as a has-been.