Sentence examples for should not be structured from inspiring English sources

In principle this family should not be structured along the lines of caste, and the initiate should pledge to renounce dietary restrictions.

We should also note that plasmonic sensors need not be structured in a regular array or uniform fashion.

I believe we are long overdue for another exercise like Goldwater-Nichols, only this time the main focus should not be on structure, but rather procurement.

In its current state Google Scholar should not be employed alone in structured scientific work which always relies on reliable data.

Phenomenal structure should not be conflated with qualitative structure, despite the sometimes interchangeable use of "qualia" and "phenomenal properties" in the literature.

Similarly these programs should not be applied to structures which are globally similar.

While this approach is appropriate for assessment of the average seismic risk to a large population of structures, seismic upgrading of arbitrarily selected structures for risk reduction should not be based on the average structure risk because the physical configuration details differ among individual structures having the same classification.

In the quest to solve the mystery of genome preservation, it should not be forgotten that DNA structures as well as the proteins that bind or metabolize these structures may coordinately act to protect chromosomes from insult or decline under certain cellular conditions.

The directors should not be negotiating fees and cost structures with the managers, he said.

If one takes the notion of sacred as something above (beyond, different from) the religious structure dominated by divine or transcendent activity (described above), then this suggests that the notion of sacredness should not be limited to that structure.

This paper examines the hypothesis that grammatical function reanalyses in simple sentences should not be treated as phrase structure revisions, but rather as increased costs in "linking" an argument from a syntactic to a semantic representation.