Sentence examples for map has to from inspiring English sources

While the tube map has to be tweaked to catch up with the facts after each line extension, the periodic table predicts new facts.

"But all over the map has to feel like a choice, not like it's running off the edges of the table.

Few will be surprised to know that while the original map has to date received over 80,000 shares on social media - not to mention republication on dozens of large news websites around the world - the various critiques have had less than 1% as many shares.

The conceptual map has to repay, and be seen to repay, the effort of its construction in the achievement and expansion of learning objectives.

The biggest part of the map has to be uncharted territory — this map makes it seem like it's zero-sum, but it's not.

Further, to ensure stability, replication has to be high-fidelity (C5), and the mapping between replicators and system organization (i.e, "the genotype-phenotype map") has to be robust (C6).

The 12th district's map had to be redrawn repeatedly, a total of four times, through 2010.

They couldn't find the little Democratic piece for the State of Washington, & the map had to be left out.

And in 2004 the map had to be redrawn all over again, after the rehabilitation of the Manhattan Bridge.

But the map had to have more than names: it had to conceal some great secret; yes, call it a pirate map that will lead to buried treasure.

This year they couldn't find the little democratic piece for the State of Washington, and the map had to be left out.