Sentence examples for has never come with from inspiring English sources

Political longevity has never come with guarantees, but it once brought more job security than it does now.

Your social media intern would have never come with an idea like that.

The Supreme Court has come out with a decision that you can burn the flag, but it has never come out with a decision that says you can fly the flag, because it's never been an issue before".

It has never come up with potential employers – I specifically try to make sure it doesn't come up in work environments because I don't think it makes me seem like a professional adult," she said.

David Clohessy, the national director of the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, said it was difficult to evaluate the offer because "the diocese has never come clean with its finances".

Western culture has never come to grip with this.

George has never come to terms with the fact that he once killed somebody.

Mr. Lesiv, the museum director, said the issue was even simpler: Russia has never come to terms with Ukrainian sovereignty.

In fact, unlike Germany, Japan has never come to terms with its own responsibility for the Pacific war.

"Italy has never come to terms with Mussolini, and Predappio represents that," said Marie-Line Zucchiatti, 48, a town councillor.

Part of the problem is that Russia has never come to terms with the dark chapters in its past in the same way Germany has.