Sentence examples for has having been from inspiring English sources
The four largest awards of nearly $50 million each went to groups proposing to greatly expand programs, like Teach for America and the KIPP charters, that the department viewed has having been proved successful.
President Barack Obama spent several hours at a mosque just outside Baltimore on Wednesday - a move meant to signal his impatience with recent messages of bias against Muslims in America, widely seen has having been compounded by Republican rhetoric on the campaign trail.
Files that have been compressed using this software are sometimes referred to has having been "zipped" or as zip files, but they should not be confused with files stored on a Zip disk (a type of storage medium made by the Iomega Corporation).
Klein declared that the Natan-Zada was "murdered" by a "mob of Palestinians"; Klein never described the soldier's victims has having been "murdered".
He hasn't had a relationship with a man, and he describes his interactions with men in a sexual and emotional way has having been "stilted," not quite fitting in at gay bars, feeling awkward yet still feeling attraction toward men.
The bill is considered has having been read after the MP introducing it has read aloud its long title and laid a copy of it on the Table of the House, and the Clerk of Parliament has read out its short title.
"The problem Citi has had is in executing it.
The mass exodus Venezuela has had is all too familiar.
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