Sentence examples for has from high-quality English sources.

• Trump has not.

• What has changed?

• The pandemic has challenged that notion.

• "He has earned his place as one of the great Liverpool captains, for everything he has done and the way he has done it.

• Its debt ratio has plunged.

• The final factor has been luck.

• But Wells has been firefighting since.

• It has stopped air travel and closed borders.

Use has in a sentence.

• He also has a Spotify channel, which has about 11,000 monthly listeners.

• It has a Visa Signature version of the card, which has a minimum credit line of $5,000.

• Since the primaries his campaign has been steady; Mr DeSantis’s has been disorganised and beset by racial controversies.

• Though it has taken several missteps, F.S.G., too, has discovered that it has to be smarter than its rivals, if it cannot be richer.

• It has money, sex, drugs; it has Newport, New York and Europe; it has nobility; it has maids, butlers, a gardener.”

• The southern province of Guangdong has called upon 177,000, landlocked Sichuan has 308,000 and the megacity of Chongqing has 118,000.

• Murray has only been around for seven NFL games, but he has impressed Kingsbury and his teammates with the way he has taken on such a big load.

• Since 2010, aid to LDCs has fallen by 6%, and as global aid has continued to rise that means the share going to LDCs has fallen, to 30.3% of total aid in 2014.

has sentence examples

• Zapier, which has over 400 employees, has been profitable since 2014, has over $140 million in annual recurring revenue and is valued at $5 billion according to Forbes.

• “Travelex has also confirmed that whilst there has been some data encryption, there is no evidence that structured personal customer data has been encrypted, and that there is still no evidence that any data has been exfiltrated.”

• The public has been left to make guesses based on the amount of money each company has raised, the number of test miles it has driven, the automakers it's partnered with, and whether its tech has been used in a commercial service.

• Here are some of the things that Rocco—almost no one ever calls him anything else—has done in his life: he has been a co-owner of two minor-league baseball teams; he has managed a very successful mutual fund; he has been a professional gambler; he has edited a scholarly magazine; he has been an assistant professor of dramatic literature and criticism at the Yale School of Drama; he has helped to write two novels by Jerzy Kosinski; he has owned a string of racehorses; he has written book reviews for the Wall Street Journal; he has produced Broadway musicals.