Sentence examples for having been over from inspiring English sources
Brent crude is now under $100 a barrel, having been over $125 in March.
"That is based on having been over in Peru and understanding more about their legal system," he said.
"I'd say I'm not far off being as fit as I ever was and having been over to the workshop to meet the boys in Northern Ireland and have a look at the bikes - April can't come quick enough to get racing," he added.
Additionally, if frequency of the HEG went under 0.001 after having been over 0.01, the frequency of z was given the value zero (to avoid cases which are likely to be stochastically eliminated in a finite population).
Great success rapidly triggers a backlash, and Line of Duty will inevitably now find itself under investigation for having been over-praised.
Capitol offence Nobody could accuse this column of having been over-friendly towards the American investment banks which helped inflate the dotcom bubble to such a dangerous extent.
We use the Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Australia and find that having been over-educated in the last job held in the home country increases the likelihood of being over-educated in Australia by about 45percentt.
Still, having been over-run in a first half where Ozil excelled, he will be heartened by the manner of his team's second-half reply, where they showed superior energy and could have gone ahead with two other decent chances.
Furthermore, after correcting for the sample selection bias into employment, we find that having been over-educated in the last job held in the home country increases the probability of being over-educated at five months after immigration by 45percentt.
Using the Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Australia, Piracha et al. (2012) reveal that a significant part of the variation in the migrants' probability of being over- or undereducated in the Australian labour market can be explained by having been over- or undereducated in their last job in the home country.
