Sentence examples for has versus from inspiring English sources

This game has Versus written all over it.

"I want it to be the vision Ed has versus the vision David Cameron has," Mr. Miliband said, referring to the prime minister, "not Ed and David Miliband".

"I want it to be the vision Ed Miliband has versus the vision David Cameron has.

I daresay that with the additional momentum an SUV has, versus a lighter vehicle, the non-SUVs suffer more than if they were hit by a "lightweight car".

More broadly, it claims there's no difference in the structure of the information-sharing arrangement it has versus other third-party healthcare system providers to the NHS, such as Cerner.

Galor and Weil (2000) argued that this may be explained by a quantity-quality trade-off between the numbers of children a family has versus the amount of human capital invested in each child.

It's not white versus black any more, it's haves versus have-nots.

"That's really all that's left of class, sort of a dim memory of haves versus have-nots".

This is what Gogglebox is really about: the families we wish we had, versus the families we actually have.

Many African countries are all about haves versus have-nots, with millions of people toiling in the fields, barely surviving, while a tiny elite holds all the wealth.

Again, the issue is not primarily an intergenerational one – the young versus the old – but an intragenerational one – the (educational) haves versus the have-nots.