Sentence examples for individuals it would from inspiring English sources

"If we prove conclusively that mindfulness can stabilise those individuals it would be a great benefit to society".

Mettelsiefen didn't seek to indict any individuals – it would have been an easier programme to watch if he had – but gently marshalled their stories so that our common humanity was always to the fore.

Rather than hand-to-hand combat between two individuals, it would now be a kind of gang exercise: a number of men selected by the Eastern governor would do battle with a number of men selected by the Western governor.

He said that if the government believed it was essential to collect this kind of sensitive data about individuals, it would have to establish a "very strong independent body" which would be able to investigate every use of the surveillance powers to establish whether the target did pose a threat, and whether the intrusion had produced valuable evidence.

And again, though the IMF lends against policies, not against governments or individuals, it would doubtless find the continuation of Mr Chubais in government a comforting indicator.With a winter of this severity ahead, small wonder Mr Yeltsin feared to ditch the pilot of his economic policy.

"If we'd just gone out as individuals it would have been tougher," he believes.

If we could suspend the term limits law for one individual, it would be to keep Mr. Vallone on as Speaker.

"If at the time I felt more bad towards an individual it would have been more [Neil] Kinnock rather than her because you knew what you got from Thatcher.

One could say that ,  in order to remain an autonomous individual , it would be your right to have such an algorithmic angel.

Yet Aristotle says (2b2) that "color is in body, and therefore in an individual body (for if it were not in any individual, it would not be in body at all)." Unless Aristotle is speaking carelessly here (as Ackrill supposes), his claim cannot be consistent with the definition of 'in', as Ackrill interprets it.

Third, I'm sincerely doubting that had another donor to Michigan Public Radio chosen to offer birthday greetings to another sovereign nation rather than to an individual, it would cause this type of uproar.