Example sentences of "[pron] [verb] not been [det] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Some critics say there has not been enough action over Aids while others complain there has been too much . |
| 32 | The problem with British rain is only partly that there has not been enough of it . |
| 33 | ‘ This one has been unfair to the players because there has not been enough cricket in between the Tests . |
| 34 | There has not been enough time to prepare properly for each of the Test matches . |
| 35 | There has n't been much personal satisfaction for Neil Fairbrother during a Lancashire campaign bedevilled by injuries and under-achievement , but what more efficacious balm for his troubles than a century in the Roses match at Headingley . |
| 36 | There has n't been much opportunity to do anything new , but there is a painting which will be the final work in the catalogue and which I have yet to complete . |
| 37 | But there has n't been much call |
| 38 | It 's stayed around about the eight just over eight percent , there has n't , there has n't been much movement . |
| 39 | There has n't been much to laugh about since . |
| 40 | There has n't been much movement in the way of players this season , but two Senior One teams — Lisnagarvey and Mossley — have new coaches . |
| 41 | There has n't been many now . |
| 42 | Happily , there has n't been any problem with the pernicious perennial weeds I find elsewhere in the garden , such as the deep-rooting bindweed and ground elder . |
| 43 | The war situation has also had an influence in the deterioration of education because there are places — especially in the rural areas — where there has n't been any normality in schools for years . |
| 44 | ‘ Well , there has n't been any question of it up till now . |
| 45 | There has n't been any danger to us . |
| 46 | In case anyone is wondering why there has n't been any coverage of LASMO 's tournament-winning broomball team recently , it 's because there is no ice on the Broadgate rink . |
| 47 | The committee meet the sub the committee has not met yet , because there has n't been any action , and we wo n't be meeting until we get some movement from any of those three agencies who 'll be replying to us . |
| 48 | ‘ There has n't been any post for me by any chance , has there , Iris ? ’ |
| 49 | There has n't been any attempt about savings , or reduced commitments or any , or everything is here , and if it has n't been attempts , perhaps we could have a list of what 's actually been removed . |
| 50 | Erm peo , people ca n't have it all ways , there has n't been any cut in the police service , in the police budget , I 'm sorry , erm we have for many years funded the police in a very generous way . |
| 51 | ‘ I hope there has n't been any kind of trouble , ’ she said , watching the policemen disappear up the path . |
| 52 | ‘ I would like to comment , ’ he adds , ‘ that I notice there has n't been any improvement of your journalistic content . ’ |
| 53 | There has n't been any orange since Monday ! |
| 54 | There 's hardly , there has n't been any snow around here |
| 55 | Well there has n't been any success under John McGregor . |
| 56 | And the letter is tells me basically that they 've not been able to find out what the cause of the explosion was , and that there has n't been any further explosion since . |
| 57 | " There has n't been another — any trouble , has there ? " |
| 58 | because it 's come out a lot in this discussion that is there 's a big gap between the biological , biological and medical knowledge that 's accrued in the last ten or fifteen years , and the actual social consequences of these developments and there has n't been enough discussion and consideration of what will happen . |
| 59 | She 's the forth business to move out and claims there has n't been enough promotion of the site . |
| 60 | No them 's just the on the if there 'd not been any change to the croft and that there 'd still the old rent . |