Sentence examples for has been a system from inspiring English sources

There has been a system failure.

For the last decade, the backbone of the Argentine economy has been a system known here as "convertibility".

But states have been allowed to expand eligibility, and the result has been a system rife with disparities.

The result has been a system that's highly decentralised in economic terms, yet highly centralised in respect to political decision-making.

"That is to say, this has been a system that has been largely ignored and left to its own resources for decades if not longer.

Far more damaging has been a system for vetting new buildings that was hurriedly introduced last summer in reaction to architects faking data for earthquake-proofing.

"There has been a system-wide rise in the excellence of American literature in the postwar period," he says, and he offers the same proof that Barth offered in his Times article: there is more good fiction out there than anyone has time to read.

For me, Google is, and always has been, a systems company.

They've also hired Rudy Winnacker from Google, where he has been a systems engineer for the past five years.

Since the second world war, there had been a system of state institutions for children.

The EU had been a "system of political elites leading people by the nose that worked when it delivered jobs and welfare".