Sentence examples for have provided very from inspiring English sources
Writing in the FT, he says: The documents published over the past fortnight have provided very little evidence of double-dealing or bad faith in US foreign policy.
For the most part, aid agencies do not operate as if they are working in environments where power and money is at stake, and so they have provided very little support to the rule of law.
In sum, researchers have provided very rich insights into emerging chaplaincy profiles in multi-faith environments.
The simple seasonal models considered have provided very informative formulas for two- and three-component decompositions of seasonal time series.
Nevertheless, human diagnostic patch test data and quantitative elicitation data have provided very important information in reducing allergic contact dermatitis risk and sensitization in the general population.
Then Washington regulators made an about-face with Phil Falcones company, LightSquared, which would have provided very effective competition with Verizon and AT&T.
Mr. Mamet has provided very little back story for these three characters outside of their professional relationships.
The office of the Manhattan district attorney initially called Diallo's statement "compelling", stressing that she had provided "very powerful details".
RepuTex, the leading modelling agency in this area, has provided very clear advice that, under this safeguards policy, the biggest 20 polluters in Australia will not be touched whatsoever.
This particle had been discovered in 1932 and had provided very strong support for Dirac theory.
But lest we forget, the British polling industry has provided very accurate election vote share forecasts in the past, recently as well as historically.
