Sentence examples for that has really been from inspiring English sources

It has been the Treasury that has really been the obstacle to that.

"This is a scenario that has really been neglected," said Judge Jonathan Lippman, the chief administrative judge of New York State courts.

I do disagree, however, with the notion that there is any treatment that has really been "scientifically validated," as Ms. Brody notes in the article.

And we have not got to allow the partisanship that has really been entrenched in Washington, D.C., no matter who's been in charge.

But it's the reversible un- that has really been getting a workout lately, even more so than its semantic sibling de- (as in declutter or defragment).

"It's an agenda that has really been pushed forward by corporate interests, by Wall Street banks and by the Koch brothers.

"He came back and made the changes to his training that have really been the difference".

"It smacks of the budgetary gimmicks that have really been practiced by every administration".

"Historically, there have been two groups that have really been the heart and soul of climate science on the planet.

It's pretty much been Christophe Lemaitre and Churandy Martina that have really been there.

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