Sentence examples for property has some from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Davidson's property has some grass, "it's not something I want to mow," he said.

If the Court is somehow suggesting that "the right to build on one's own property" has some privileged natural rights status, the argument is a curious one.

While the property has some patchy grass, most of it consists of overgrown woods, a stream and unruly patches of flowers and plants and vines.

-- Your property has some special issues.

That classification as property has some big tax consequences, accentuated by wild price swings.

Whether you are buying a new residence, a second or vacation home or an investment property, having some leverage in negotiations is always a perk.

The specific change in the engram cells' electrical properties has some direct implications for learning and behavior that hadn't been appreciated before.

Both weakm and strongm supervenience say i) that it is necessary that everything that has an A-property has some B-property or other, and ii) that that B-property entails the A-property.

Layer thickness and PVT properties have some effect.

It should be mentioned here that all thermo-physical properties have some temperature dependence.

The controversial question is about the extent of the dependence base of aesthetic properties, not whether aesthetic properties have some nonaesthetic dependence base.