Sentence examples for and would be of a from inspiring English sources

It would be bluer than it should be and would be of a type known to astronomers as a "blue straggler".

He and Gehry believe that "it would be these galleries that would be attractive as spawning homes for a new scale of contemporary art: art that would be, perhaps, made on site and would be of a scale that could not be achieved in the normally organised museums around the world".

When more is needed, the follow-up should be within the next 14 days, and would be of a greater benefit to higher educated patients.

This would increase our understanding of the hypoxic phenotype and would be of value in the development of a hypoxia biomarker.

Hence, while addressing drug metabolism or a metabolic disease like diabetes, designing poly pharmacological drugs that target both PXR and CAR would be of a better strategy.

We were warned about dirty tricks and specifically that they would be of a type like this.

And he thought that his contributions would be of a transferrable value to our readers.

It cannot be seen in the field and marks no special geologic event, and would be more of a political or sociological marker than a geological one.

Our results indeed support these serologic data and would be indicative of a persistent, although asymptomatic, infection with MCPyV in the epidermis of most persons.

Becerra says it's "on the table" and would be a part of a deal if the Democrats felt it was part of a "balanced deal".

Cutting off aid would be like severing our relationships with them and would be kind of a mindless act".