Sentence examples for have transmitted that from inspiring English sources

If you had known about the enigma code would you have transmitted that to the Nazis?

Choosing a historical comparison, the Conservative MP asked: "If you had known about the Enigma code in World War Two, would you have transmitted that information to the Nazis?" Rusbridger: "That is a well-worn red herring, if you don't mind me saying so, Mr Ellis.

Freddie, as the dance world affectionately calls Mr. Franklin, belongs to the old school of theatrical projection, and he has transmitted that quality in his stagings.

Mr. Lindsey has had a somewhat pessimistic view of the economy in the past several years -- he sold all his stocks some time ago -- and he has transmitted that view in recent weeks to Mr. Bush, aides to the president-elect say.

The main underlying concept for the non-p-persistent-based model is described as follows: The nodes that contend for the post-busy slot can be divided into two groups: one group comprises nodes that have transmitted data in the previous busy slot, and the other group comprises nodes that have not transmitted data in the previous busy slot.

They are enjoying an occasional sirloin or other costlier cut, which they believe is less likely to contain the infectious agents that have transmitted the disease to some humans.

Ebola is transmitted from wild animals to humans, and the World Health Organization says that fruit bats are one of the species that may have transmitted it to humans in West Africa.

The intuition behind this approach is to increase the chance of successful transmission for those users that have not transmitted in the previous time slot by reducing the chance of collision from the users that already have transmitted.

Despite the rapid advancements in HCV research over the past decade, the origin of HCV still remains elusive, with no evidence of an animal population that might have transmitted the virus to humans.

We have all been strengthened by your great sense of grace, your sense of loss, in your courage and strength that you have transmitted to us since last Friday.

How long can I keep cognitive dissonance going between my relatively positive experience of faith in Jesus Christ, and the mounting evidence that the institution that has transmitted and supported that faith is tragically flawed?