Sentence examples for should be a firm from inspiring English sources

If they value the dignity of their office, the MPs' reply to Ashley's invitation should be a firm no.

Our study is unique in the aspect of systematic identification of novel epididymal genes and should be a firm basis for future investigation into molecular mechanisms underlying sperm maturation in the epididymis.

It should be a firm, quick tap, and the mouse should be still when you do it.

Yes, certain things such as catering, ground transportation, and flight phone usage are not known before the flight, but everything else should be a firm quote so you are not surprised by the final billing.

The scallops should be a little firm to the touch, but not hard.

The problems in the government control of what should be a private firm have already started to show.

It should be a comfortable, yet firm stance.

But the CBI says pay should be a matter for firms, rather than the government.

"There should be a systematic prohibition on a firm recommending a stock while it is being underwriting," he said.

From next January, registering a new firm should be a question of days, not weeks, with just one point of contact with the bureaucracy, rather than the current parade through dozens of sticky-fingered offices.How will the bureaucrats react?

It has no defense against a takeover bid, friendly or hostile, and should be a division of a bigger firm.