Sentence examples for has two strands from inspiring English sources

The package has two strands.

Now there's behavioral economics, which has two strands.

The film has two strands that never quite mesh.

His research agenda focuses on urban inclusive education and has two strands: teacher learning and pedagogies for inclusive education and market-driven reforms in education.

In defining a new local leadership, I would argue it has two strands: economic, and civic, national imperatives at a local level.

With deficit reduction now due to take two parliamentary terms rather than one, the chancellor has been forced to fall back on Plan B. This has two strands.

The paradox of automation, then, has three strands to it.

Storr's explanation for how we got into this predicament has three strands.

It has seven strands: authority, self-sufficiency – a belief that you've achieved everything on your own – superiority, exhibitionism, exploitativeness, vanity and entitlement.

Scotland Yard's investigation has three strands – one specifically looking at Savile, another looking at Savile and others, with the third strand dedicated to those who have come forward to report historic abuse unrelated to the disgraced star.

The Walker show has three strands: the role of the Liverpool Academy, the wealthy patrons, and the Liverpool school of far less than household names who were inspired by what they saw.