Sentence examples for instruments would have from inspiring English sources

In those cases, a bank issuing those instruments would have to provide the same information to rival rating agencies so they could provide a second opinion.

Wind instruments would have been off-limits for women then, so it's possible that tromba marinas were used as substitutes for trumpets.

What's slipping today, says Van Kampen, is a shared understanding of what Shakespeare's music and instruments would have meant to his listeners.

If it was that easy to get this or that person elected President of the United States, these instruments would have been used a long time ago".

It is somewhat comparable to the way that ethanol has a lower energy content than gasoline; if the energy content were allowed to get too low, cockpit instruments would have to be adjusted.

A constellation of 2 GRAS like instruments would have only about 10% close-by.

My guitar has taken more abuse than a wooden instrument would have been able to survive, and it's entering its fifth decade of service.

Most orbiting instruments simply gauge the amount of sunlight scattered from aerosols, but the Glory instrument would have measured the polarization of the scattered light at many different angles.

Unlike other forms of infinite regress which Nāgārjuna accepts (such as an infinitely extended chain of causes and conditions) this regress is vicious, since the burden of proof is transferred in its entirety to the preceding stage, as a epistemic instrument would have to establish all the succeeding ones.

This reflects our belief that such an instrument would have to be both modern and manmade.

The instrument would have been inserted through a hole punched into the ethmoid bone near the nose.