Sentence examples for instruments that would from inspiring English sources

Arrangements were also a balancing act, employing modest instruments that would not overdramatize the songs.

The biological world is analogue, of course, and Toumazou's philosophy meant he could create instruments that would interface between the living and the electronic.

For this reason, the Sanders plan covers derivative instruments that would circumvent the FTT (for example, by allowing people to trade income streams on assets without trading ownership).

Finally, I decided to take a deep look at collateralized debt obligations, or C.D.O.s, those financial instruments that would soon be known as toxic assets.

Here's how history set the stage: by 1600 all the instruments that would eventually topple absolute authority came into play, but absolutism concentrated ever greater power unto itself.

We are also encouraged by preliminary assessments of alternative options for the instruments that would have flown on a Hubble mission.

This was the instrument that would take him to the next level of his burgeoning career.

Fragile and paranoid, Gaye began working on new music, gravitating to an instrument that would preserve his isolation.

This particular organ is considered a versatile instrument that would benefit from the newly renovated hall's livelier acoustics.

(One idea from last year's event was a motion-controlled musical instrument that would use human vocals as its "notes).

Imposing fees on Freedom of Information requests would be "an extremely blunt instrument" that would limit access to justice, human rights campaigners have said.