Sentence examples for be left with having from inspiring English sources

Or the fact that if the evidence-gathering side of the operation was screwed up by moving too early, we would be left with having to set aspirational mass murderers free?

So the Treasury ended up with nothing and the affluent convicted of offences were left with having to pay penalties which were in most cases only minor inconveniences.

Having so sharply separated the mind from the body, Descartes is left with having to explain their evident unity.

Its report said: "The shortage of smaller properties means few tenants have the opportunity to avoid the under-occupation restriction by downsizing, and are left with having to find an extra £11 per week, on average, for rent".

The narrative we're left with has been shaped by its attempt to refute the conspiracy: so it sounds not so much untrue as somehow off, leaving the door ajar for a fresh conspiracy.

But the plan fell apart when the friend Oumoh had been left with had the chance to be smuggled to Italy, said Maria Volpe, an Italian police inspector who has been working with child migrants for 20 years.

Now what many of us have been left with has been the nagging doubt about the way we live.

So what might we have been left with had Feisal had his way and had the British and the French proved more flexible, or at least more even-handed, in dealing with the principal powers of the post-Ottoman Middle East?

That's not a good feeling to be left with when you've just spent nearly £5 on a magazine.

Though our poet seems at first to be left with nothing, he has not been left with nothing — he retains an artistic impulse that repays him, year by year, with the creation of beautiful verses.

You should be left with a secure arrow that has one head.