Sentence examples for records it would be from inspiring English sources

Without its records, it would be impossible to maintain transactions grounded in legality.

The reason, I suspect, is that if we had the full records, it would be plain that no sensible person could have considered either man a threat to the realm, after the initial pass of their activities.

If you want to "break records" it would be fairer to refer to a minimum value vs. a maximum value.

With the increasing use of electronic medical records, it would be feasible and worthwhile to automatically assign discharge diagnoses to patients with gross abnormal laboratory values.

With a database containing more patient records, it would be probably possible to fill in all gaps of the guidelines up to the level of dose for all patient profiles.

I'm here to fulfil my obligations to the state" (case 1, transvestite); "We need some building—I'm standing in the street so that the police can't touch us, some workplace" (case 12, female); "If it was legal, we'd go to doctors, we'd have medical records, it'd be much better" (case 15, female).

Given its uneven track record it would be easy to dismiss JLX, but that would mean missing the great gazpacho, linguine with clams, juicy burger and yummy desserts.

Lakhati's message, when she recorded it, would be "Best city ever".

Richardson bet that if anyone challenged the record, it would be a fullback.

"I think that if we made a record it would be quite rock-based.

If I got the record it would be the cherry on top".