Sentence examples for must have far from inspiring English sources

Above all, however, for communities or countries to age, people must have far fewer children.

Given that, we must have far greater precision and professionalism in how we keep our voting rolls.

Since the offence is against a person and a foetus is not a person, such playing with words must have far wider implications – on abortion, for example.

In a similar vein, Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill said the homeland security secretary must have far greater freedom to manage his subordinates than is usually granted.

Listen to the advice from the national press: We must have far more ships on permanent patrol around Britain's waters (The Times).

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 4.47pm BST16:47 Osborne's evidence on Scottish independence - Summary and analysis George Osborne must have had far tougher engagements.

Behind closed doors, negotiations must have been far more tense.

She must have traveled far on this humid summer night.

After 451 "mixed marriages" must have been far less common.

To listen to this was like water torture, but must have been far worse to live.

The comet must have formed far from the newborn sun, because the heat would have freed the oxygen into space.