Examples of 'there have been very' in a sentence
Meaning of "there have been very"
Typically used as part of a longer sentence, this phrase suggests that something has happened to an unusually great extent or degree. It implies that the occurrence or situation being referred to is remarkable, significant, or noteworthy
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there have been very
There have been very few complaints overall.
We have been rather fortunate since there have been very few problems.
But there have been very few of them.
The main conclusion is that there have been very few cases to date.
There have been very evident improvements made.
She has pointed out that there have been very few criminal convictions.
There have been very detailed studies of this.
Over the past three years there have been very few criminal complaints.
There have been very few human studies.
Some critics argue that there have been very few fair trade impact studies.
There have been very few headaches.
Reasonably good service has been maintained and there have been very few serious complaints.
Although there have been very cold winters.
There have been very recent murders.
On the other hand, there have been very few specific measures.
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There have been very positive developments in recent years.
Since its initial construction, there have been very few modifications.
There have been very few incidents.
Since it is a rare pathology, there have been very few studies of its incidence.
There have been very many reports on such actions.
Since its construction, there have been very few changes to the building.
There have been very few alterations to the interior.
That 's seven countries where there have been very significant positive developments.
There have been very few cases of plutonium poisoning.
Since the mines closed, there have been very few local job opportunities.
There have been very few moments of profound happiness.
Due to the snake 's isolation, there have been very few reports of humans being bitten.
There have been very few changes requested as a result.
As a consequence of this exodus, there have been very few new antibiotics entering the market.
There have been very few actual viruses on macs.
In common with other H2-receptor antagonists, there have been very rare reports of anaphylaxis.
Lately there have been very strong signs.
During the 1,100 years of our history there have been very few such incidents.
There have been very few reviews of it in the blogosphere.
In over 20 years, there have been very few cancellations.
There have been very few controlled studies in this area.
Up until now there have been very few information.
There have been very rare reports of serious skin reactions.
The problem is that there have been very few attempts to test these hypotheses experimentally.
There have been very lovely things said about her.
In reality, there have been very attacks ever reported.
There have been very few attempts to set up such an institution.
Since then, there have been very few contacts.
There have been very few prosecutions for this offence.
Because of that, there have been very few wasted resources.
But there have been very few complaints about that.
It matters a little. There have been very few times in our relationship.
There have been very serious.
On this last point, there have been very few studies on the relations between.
There have been very few pronouncements on improvements in land governance.
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
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