Sentence examples for expression to have from inspiring English sources

It makes it easier for activists to express themselves, and harder for that expression to have any impact.

Nevertheless, I appreciate Gladwell's conclusion that Internet organizing, at least in its most commonly heralded forms, "makes it easier for activists to express themselves, and harder for that expression to have any impact".

I didn't tell either girl what expression to have.

Hence the expression "to have a white elephant on your hands".

The look that crossed his face--the panic of knowing something was going on but not knowing what it was--was not a happy expression to have witnessed.

"Our plan is that the answer to that case allows us to maintain the union but also allows us – using the old Liberal expression – to have home rule all around".

One of the few local expressions to have travelled far beyond its original borders this, as most people know, means giving someone a frosty reception.

We then rescale gene expressions to have zero median and unit variance.

If Esrrb expression slowly switches between on and off, one would expect the progeny of a cell that has 'on' expression also to have 'on' expression (and the same would be true for 'off' expression).

The fleeing driver's agitated expression appears to have been drawn on in ballpoint pen.

Additionally, patients with high ErbB4 expression tended to have worse overall survival.