Sentence examples for has never contained from inspiring English sources

The domestic number shatters the previous record of 11 women, elected last year, while the pool of new foreign associates has never contained more than one woman.

Kappa Alpha Psi reportedly does not make any mention of non-discrimination based on sexual orientation on its website, which states, "KAPPA ALPHA PSI is justly proud that the Constitution has never contained any clause which either excluded or suggested the exclusion of a man from membership merely because of his color, creed, or national origin".

Apple is going through all this trouble to block sexy apps (which have never contained nudity, by the way, just sexy pictures), when they offer one of their own that makes it much easier to find far more sinister content.

To avoid contamination, brain homogenates were prepared in a laboratory that had never contained infected materials.

Cassowary Coast shire council mayor, Bill Shannon, said the advent of the fungus, which has never been successfully contained anywhere else in the world, was "an ill wind that does nobody any good".

Such is the hype that foods that have never traditionally contained gluten are now marketed by some producers as "naturally gluten-free".

Specifically, by adding novel components in the original superstructure, a series of optimal network structures with multistage splitting and mixing options which have never been contained within previous superstructure can be easily generated.

But the Bible imbued time with a quality it had never before contained: holiness.

Jô Soares has been the host of Brazil's leading talk show for almost 15 years, but that format has never been enough to contain a talent that is as outsized as Mr. Soares himself.

Of course, the legislation could help a lot of people: if after the drug benefit is enacted, Congress acknowledged that the private health care marketplace has never been able to contain the cost of medications adequately; and if Congress sets fair prices for drugs, like Canada and every other industrialized country.

Mr. Brubeck, thanks to that song and "Time Out," the album that contained it, has never become obscure enough to need rediscovering.