Sentence examples for have at some time been from inspiring English sources

When I became the media columnist at New York magazine in 1998, my first piece was about Rupert Murdoch's imminent divorce from Anna, his wife of 32 years and mother of Elisabeth, Lachlan and James, all of whom have held senior positions at Murdoch's News Corporation and have at some time been viewed as Rupert's heirs-in-waiting.

Even if that were shown to be wrong, that there are, or have at some time been, more than 900 million operating PCs running Windows, I don't think that Windows would keep the crown for very much longer.

Local names that have at some time been applied to haddock include the following: adag, attac, haddie, luckenar, nockie, peterfish, pipe, poot, pout, rawn and roan.

Both Churchill and Heath were prepared to examine changes to the electoral system and in this century every party leader, except from Home and Mrs Thatcher has at some time been an advocate or member of a coalition.

Nearly a third (29%) of those drinking above the guidelines found they could not stop, 27% felt remorse or guilt for things that had happened while they were drinking and 32% had at some time been unable to remember what had happened the morning after a drinking session.

Almost everyone I know who has been serious in their life about spiritual exploration has at some time been in relationship with a teacher, sometimes with many teachers, and has also felt some degree of betrayal and disappointment.

There is no exact answer as to who this rival poet is since nearly every well-known poet contemporary with Shakespeare has, at some time, been suggested as the "rival poet".

In comparison, in the HSE (2010) 4% of men and 5% of women had at some time been diagnosed with COPD.

Thus, although the prevalence of past or present infection among young adults is approximately halved by infant vaccination, many of the fully vaccinated participants had at some time been infected.

However, in the broadest sense, we are all 'conflict affected', either because the place we live has at some time been the location of conflict, because we are all interconnected inhabitants of a conflict-affected world, or because conflict is defined as encompassing the mildest of differences of opinion.

Of the 76 patients with positive serology, 47 (61.8%) were addicted to parenteral drugs and 22 (28.9%) had, at some time, being diagnosed with AIDS.