Sentence examples for framed it would from inspiring English sources

If framed, it would make a fine gift in itself.

The energy firms say the scheme has been badly designed, and if it was less rigorously framed it would be possible to improve energy efficiency far more widely and quickly.

And if other nations are not following the same time frame, it would also be unfair.

After all, I had a second copy of the photo to frame; it would make a nice gift.

He said he expected flights to resume in weeks, and if Boeing missed that time frame, it would "be by a little, not by a lot".

Although the Ultralite weighs about the same as an aluminum space frame, it would cost significantly more to produce in large volumes.

If it weren't for the piles of seaweed on the sand and the jagged edges of glass in the corners of the frame, it would be a perfect day at the beach.

Thomas Bean, a local bankruptcy lawyer with Nutter, McClennen & Fish, thinks it could set a new time-frame: it would cram all the lawsuits into a single claim, limit lawyers' fees and possibly make way for a settlement fund, similar to that used by victims of asbestos.In this section We will never surrender Where's the smile?

Of course, even if "jobs vs. fish" were a winning frame, it would be just as false a narrative as "pests over people".

Given his red beard, blue eyes and six-foot-one, 200-pound frame, it would have been hard to mistake my friend Ken, a software engineer from Seattle, for a local.

Because deletion of this 82 bp exon disrupts the reading frame, it would likely constitute a null allele.