Sentence examples for of a does from inspiring English sources

Libya is prominent in the papers today of course, although there is something of a "Does anyone know what's going on?" and "Where is the Tripoli pimpernel anyway?" flavour to it.

Therefore, in this case, the second root of A does not exist.

We may consider the case that λ 0 ∈ ( 0, Λ ] as the conclusion of (a) does not hold for λ 0 = 0.

Drawing an ATC conclusion in favor of a does give one sufficient grounds to conclude that a is better sans phrase and, indeed, to do a.

If the spectrum σ ( A ) of A does not intersect the imaginary axis, then for all h ∈ E 0 ( X ), there exists a unique solution in E 0 ( X ) of the differential equation u ′ ( t ) = A u ( t ) + h ( t ).

(The problem is that the truth value of A does not determine the truth value for □A. For example, when A is 'Dogs are dogs', □A is true, but when A is 'Dogs are pets', □A is false).

England are getting a bit of a doing here.

Coo, it's a bit of a do.

This has all the hallmarks of a done deal.

It has the feel, however, of a done deal.

While we can thus recover an effective network, the knowledge of A ˜ does not uniquely determine A, B, C, or D, or in fact even the number M of unobserved variables.