Sentence examples for be made without having from inspiring English sources

The advantages of the Monotype system are the quality of its composition and the ease with which corrections can be made without having to reset the whole line.

How any such modification could be made without having the aim of introducing "modification in the genome of any descendants" the Council of Europe does not explain.

I do not know whether this statement is true and doubt whether any comparison can be made without having regard to the cost-of-living index in such countries.

But that could change if riders are lured to the dockless option, which is cheaper and promises more convenience because rides can be made without having to plan trips around fixed pickup and drop-off locations.

These comparisons are the more significant, argue the Lib Dems, because they are the first that can be made without having to take into account the likely, one-off, helpful effect of last summer's Olympics and Paralympics visitors.

It has to do with the number of days you take to shoot it, and you can't make a film as well as it can be made without having a sufficient length of time to make it.

The choice of which side to dive to is made without having a chance to read the ball — there just isn't enough time.

"We take objection to these recommendations being made without having a comprehensive plan of action that would address the adverse effects".

Ultimately, Professor Alfano hopes that optical breast imaging will enable physicians to determine whether a tumor is malignant as the image is made, without having to perform a biopsy, simply by separating out different colors of light.

That transfer was made without having to use the emergency declaration, but the Defense Department is rushing to sign contracts on several projects, hoping that will protect them before officials turn to military construction funds to fulfill the president's request.

However, it is clinical reality in outpatient care in Germany that treatment decisions in dementia often are being made without having established an exact etiological diagnosis.