Sentence examples for they would fulfil from inspiring English sources

Idries Shah considered his books his legacy; in themselves, they would fulfil the function he had fulfilled when he could no longer be there.

It is true that fighter groups have their own radical vision of the future, the driving expectations that they would fulfil.

Therefore, we limited the mapping of PMMRC cases to those that had been identified by the PMMRC as potentially avoidable as they would fulfil the definition of a SAE as unexpected deaths.

Women who expressed an interest in participating provided informed consent and were screened during IVF treatment if an initial review of records suggested there was a high likelihood that they would fulfil all the inclusion/exclusion criteria (Fig.  1).

If health benefits could be associated with bifidobacterial strains isolated from such biological fluid, then they would be immediately regarded as particularly attractive microorganisms since they would fulfil some of the main criteria generally recommended for human probiotics, such as human origin and adaptation to mucosal and dairy substrates [ 26, 27].

Once the observer knows the goal of the agent, they can ask how they themselves would fulfil this goal; what motor commands they would execute to this end, and it is this emulative process that recruits the motor system (Csibra, 2007).

Although he made his debut in 2007 – marking the occasion with a goal – his international career has largely been hampered by injuries and his country's decision to persist with Diouf, Diomansy Kamara, Henri Camara and others whom they hoped would fulfil the hopes invested in them.

However, none of the four carrier cases identified in our study would fulfil these criteria as they do not take into account bilateral LCIS.

Although practitioners thought it to be good practice and that it would fulfil a health need, they also questioned the cost-effectiveness and necessity because of perceived low prevalence.

Ferguson manipulated his players into throwing everything they had into that friendly, as if a fine performance would fulfil their destinies.

They were built to be used as he wished to use them: a successful high-wire walk would fulfil not merely his own destiny, but that of the two towers themselves.