Sentence examples for has being drawn from inspiring English sources

"It has being drawn out far longer than it needs to be and these delays are just increasing local people's concerns and anxieties," he said.

He has since resisted being drawn directly into anything that would look like negotiations with the Iraqi government.

Never has being wrong felt so right.

Christopher Mills "One of my brothers had the soundtrack album and I remember first being drawn to it by the amazing cover artwork.

The unique combination of genomic, proteomic, metabolomic, phenomic and health services data being drawn together within the Ch6 program has enormous potential to advance personalized medicine by promoting robust biomarkers, subunit vaccines and new drug targets.

Foreign companies that are listed on the London stock market but have no other presence in the UK should not be liable for prosecution under the Bribery Act, according to guidance being drawn up by the Ministry of Justice.

But the Cyber-safety Act's definition of "cyberbullying" — essentially, the repeated use of technology to cause harm to another person's well-being — has drawn criticism for being too broad.

Since the 1950s, the study of subjective well-being has drawn extensive attention from various academic disciplines such as economics and psychology and sociology.

It has led to seven "foundations for well-being" being drawn-up.

But since the beginning of time human beings have been drawn to the macabre.

The only human being that Collins has drawn is a shady character with twisted arms that he calls "The man" – who he drew literally hundreds of times while in hospital.