Sentence examples for there really has from inspiring English sources

Tom LeClair wonders if there really has been a Great New York Novel in the last decade.

So, as Pew says, there really has been a drastic decline in marriage rates among less educated Americans: What could be causing that?

Confected argument – why, it is our last great manufacturing industry, kids, and there really has never been a better time to be Katie Hopkins.

"I've been saying a lot that we need hot putters in the Ryder Cup, and there really has not been a hotter putter on tour since the British Open," Love said, referring to Snedeker.

Clichéd as it may sound, there really has never been any other year like the extraordinary 2010 Formula One season that ended at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix two weeks ago.

"It's been a long road, and there's been a lot of down time, there really has," Banister said before a spring training game in Bradenton, Fla. "But you know what?

"But how many more out there really have a salable name?

OK, it's a restaurant for rich people, but does there really have to be so insultingly small a range of choices below an already steep £40?

"We're finding out that most small to midsized building owners out there really have no idea what a fair price is for fuel oil," he said.

Despite major presences from established audio giants like Sennheiser and Dolby, there really haven't been too many standards established.

Robert Uhl, a pharmaceutical analyst at Leerink & Swann, a brokerage and investment banking firm in Boston, Massachusetts, says:"There are still big questions as far as how many people out there really have this disease".