Sentence examples for expressing it would from inspiring English sources

A better way of expressing it would be to say that England have Rochestered India.

His life was his case, but his means of expressing it would have to be his personality.

An alternative way of expressing it would be to say that if you were to arrange to fly this route every day for the next 10,210 years, your chance of dying would be 50%.

Whatever the formula by which such rights were expressed, it would be defended with tenacity as the means of ensuring the best possible life.

Furthermore, there are no full length cDNAs available for LTP (it is extremely large, 4333AA long) and to piece one together and make a transgenic to express it would take longer than the time frame of this revision.

Thus, if a stable truncated protein was expressed, it would contain the leucine zipper domain and could potentially act in a dominant-negative manner, influencing cell survival, as has been demonstrated by Morgan et al (1997).

Since TetO-Kras G12D is the more potent oncogenic transgene in our mouse model, we supposed that if only one oncogenic transgene were expressed it would be the Kras transgene.

If this were the case then, for such an orphan, all efforts to identify its function by expressing it alone would be doomed to fail.

The former Brexit minister David Jones agrees, telling the Sunday Express it would be "the greatest folly possible".

If there was something to be gained via the "BT Express," it would not have taken him more than two years to discuss it.

They were afraid to even express it; they would talk to you privately, but they would never say anything in the hearing of anybody else.