Sentence examples for has can from inspiring English sources

Alternative voting, which Australia has, can overcome that".

Clots like the one Mrs. Clinton has can be serious, said doctors not involved in her care.

More broadly, he has can set a high standard for how his successors bequeath their official records to history.

Automation has already happened to the extent to which local government and the ageing infrastructure it has can provide it.

To buy a mature hive that is already producing honey, like the ones the Durst Organization has, can cost $300 to as high as $1,000.

Anything that makes us more aware of the language we use and the effect it has can only be a good thing "in my opinion" (whoops).

What distinction it has can be found mostly in filigree and detail, as well as in the central relationship between hero and sidekick.

"We have fewer incidents involving N.F.L. players than society at large has.... Can we separate ourselves from society?

Private household choices -- where to put the family computer or video game console, how many television sets a household has -- can greatly affect the impact these entertainments have.

It has been reported that R-HAs can be obtained by hydrolysis of biotechnologically synthesized polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs) (see review (Chen and Wu 2005a)).

In addition, R-HAs can be used as precursors to produce homopolymers and "tailor-made" copolymers as well as to overcome the challenge of producing high molecular weight polymers through controlled in vitro polymerization (Ren et al. [2010]).