Sentence examples for devices we would from inspiring English sources

"These measuring devices, we would hope that is an area that would change," Dr. Murphy said.

Ed Miliband is not expected to attend the meeting but a source said Liam Byrne, the shadow work and pensions secretary and target of much ire, is likely to be, adding: "The feeling is that left to his own devices we would consistently be voting with the Tories.

He explained: 'If we'd been left to our own devices we wouldn't have had access to anything and so we would have probably struggled for a couple of years without the things that (child) needed.' The support received subsequently by the CCN and CCN service was valued by fathers who described positive and effective relationships with their nurses.

After a few hours in the sun we both traded in our tickets for a glass-bottom boat ride in favour of some strange devices we'd never seen before.

If we weren't on our devices, we'd likely do something similarly unproductive.

The iPhone is still one of a handful of devices we'd call favorites – but it's not perfect.

Zimoun's "headphones" can't play your favorite Drake song, per se, but they are reminiscent of the types of forts, games, and devices we'd make as children.

Rangers reported that the leader told them that without the device, "we would have never attempted this hike".

That's the device we would all love to have.

"In order to make it an over-the-counter device, we would have to perform a much larger clinical trial, and that would require medical professionals to use the device anyway," Lansing said.

As an electronic device, we would argue that any unreliability we might have observed would only be related to the reliability of the researcher/universal goniometer in setting elevation angles (neither did we assess inter-tester reliability of this), and/or alterations in how the SMA was seated on the arm.