Sentence examples for have been do from inspiring English sources
The slivers of contention have been: Do the high construction costs of Manhattan inordinately inflate those costs for the other boroughs?
The founding fathers of the US constitution, admirable though they may have been, do not hold patent rights over those concepts.
A better question might have been, "Do they think anything at all about chenin blanc?" Or even, "Have they so much as heard of it?" In the Cape, this is the most widely planted grape, so it can hardly be ignored, but attitudes can still be.
The changes, while somewhat trivial and not executed nearly as gracefully as they should have been, do improve the experience.
The original question was to have been: "Do you want the United Kingdom to adopt the "alternative vote" system instead of the current "first-past-the-post" system for electing members of parliament to the House of Commons?" The Electoral Commission said the phrase, "do you want…to adopt" could imply the alternative vote system was already preferred by some people, or had already been decided on.
E-reader vs. paper book is a provocative question, one that could just as easily have been "do your prefer flying cars or conventional road going cars" a few short years ago.
