Sentence examples for has it been made from inspiring English sources

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The tax system has not been substantially improved, but neither has it been made appreciably worse.

Rarely has it been made more plain how we're never all in this together.

Why has it been made compulsory made compulsory to for people to pay a TV licence if they watch BBC catchup content?

As yet, no one has said why the former Ferrari and Red Bull executive has been forced to step aside, nor indeed has it been made clear whether or not he is expected to return.

Directed by Martin Scorsese at the invitation of widow Olivia Harrison, it is not especially informative in the way documentaries usually strive to be, a cataloging of causes and effects and significant facts and figures; nor has it been made as a brief for George's unsung genius.

Neither has it been made clear what it is that people trust which influences their acceptance of selective contracting.

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Had it been made by anybody else, it might have sunk without a trace.

Click is a film that, had it been made a decade earlier, would have had Williams all over it.

Class I discrepancies were defined as a missed major diagnosis that, had it been made, would have changed management and might have resulted in prolonged survival.

But now that more major celebrities have, it's made it less of a thing.

He said: "I don't think people should announce an agreement has been made until it is made.

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