Use "have-not" in a sentence
have-not example sentences
have-not
1. "So society wouldn't collapse in a class war between the haves and the have-nots
2. During 1964"s presidential campaign, Johnson told us that he was going to “take from the „haves" and give to the have-nots”
3. Recall that during the 1964 presidential campaign, Lyndon Johnson said that we"re (the government) going to take from the haves and give to the have-nots
4. history made in accordance with ethical standards? To start applying them at the point where the oppressed rebel against the oppressors, the have-nots against the haves is serving the cause of actual violence by weakening the protest against it
5. the divide between the haves and have-nots has
6. which the Internet is leveling the playing fields between the haves and have-nots
7. cultures, religions, belief systems and ever the rift between the haves and the have-nots
8. Given the divisiveness of color, creed and culture, how can there ever be one universal dharma? Won’t the able-bodied, the handicapped, the haves, and the have-nots with differing abilities come to live together? Wouldn’t that by itself result in an unequal quality of life on earth? Why, even in heaven there are gods and demigods, going by our puranas that is
9. With their fathers’ ill-gotten wealth, he reasoned, these youth pandered to their egos by inducing the have-nots to be their hangers on
10. As for the have-nots, having come cropper at their studies, they would be left with their hard grind for the rest of their lives
11. He theorized that the corrupt, by waylaying the children of the poor at school, contrived to nip in the bud the challenge of the have-nots
12. As for the power of wealth, it’s only in the mind of the haves and the have-nots alike
13. “Well, my father’s wealth and Mehrotra’s wile added up to nothing before the resolve of that have-not
14. The have-nots scrounged daily to exist while the haves never let them forget it
15. the separation of the haves and have-nots
16. puts them in categories of haves or have-nots, of leaders or followers,
17. the have-nots so that a significant proportion of the population is 148
18. What you have here is a classic case of your Haves and your Have-nots
19. OK, here’s the theory behind it all: the Haves have everything, maybe a little more, which is more than the Have-nots who have nothing but want what the Haves have
20. OK, from here on, substitute Hansel wherever you read Have-nots
21. Anyway, you can see why the Have-nots kept leaving markers to find their way back, so they could grab a little more before the Haves took them on one of those walks again
22. says: When there is a high polarity between the haves and the have-nots,
23. The gap between the haves and the have-nots has grown, leaving South
24. Coloured, are the have-nots
25. Perhaps the hardworking have-nots should
26. Maybe the karma siddhanta that exemplified the Brahmanical concept of linking the fate of men to the deeds of their past births could have even encouraged the have-nots to strive for bettering their lot in the birth to follow that is through good deeds in the life on hand
27. ethic blinds the “have-nots” to this by deceiving them into
28. As long as the desire for profit is stronger than the desire to give: the inequity between the haves and the have-nots will continue to exist
29. The fence represents the separation, the divide, the injustice, the inequity between whites and blacks, haves and have-nots
30. But compared to the divide between art and the practicalities of life, the long-time skirmish between the haves and have-nots still remains an even bigger and deeper chasm
31. Political instability, food inflation, and governmental neglect have further exacerbated the differences between the agricultural haves and have-nots
