Sentence examples for there actually has from inspiring English sources

If there hasn't been any, we should imply there might be, thus feeding into a belief there actually has been, which Trump continues to do?

And the impulse is not abstract: as the Washington Post's Rachel Weiner noted in a follow-up to the Gingrich piece, there actually has been an effort to roll back child-labor laws at a state level, even if "Gingrich's suggestion that children start working as early as age nine goes far beyond what most other Republicans are proposing".

Although there actually has been a debate on whether this truly represents Canada.

"That is one area where there actually has been major legislation that's moved -- the farm bill," she said.

And there actually has been some occasional whispering about medicinal marijuana since Colorado and Washington legalised it, and some ultra-occasional mention of hemp as a useful fibre.

There actually hasn't been much to write about.

This came despite the fact that it appeared there actually had been a modest shift back toward Mitt Romney in the polls even before the debate.

I also learned that many of the people there actually had insurance.

There actually had been a reason for my harsh statement.

Maybe there actually haven't been so many.

(The best ideas, however, are often taken. There actually have been "Miss Land-mine Survivor" pageants in Cambodia and Angola).