Sentence examples for trial it would be from inspiring English sources

If there is a trial, it would be the first time Croatia tried its citizens for war crimes committed against Muslims in Bosnia.

Still, in the case of a trial, it would be hard to prove that he is not a law-abiding citizen.

Indeed, should such an ideal be achieved (as in the verbatim transcription of an actual trial) it would be the deadliest possible bore.

Stephen Scaring, Ms. Grubman's lawyer, said he expected that if the case went to trial it would be in the fall.

If the European court rules in his favor and calls for a new trial, it would be a significant embarrassment for the Kremlin.

The reasons were that for 24 years he had shown "apparent good conduct," and that with so much time passed between the crimes and the trial, it would be difficult to try him.

Also, he promised that if the malaria vaccine the company had been working on for 23 years passed its clinical trials, it would be priced at only 5 percent over the cost of making it.

That suggestion has its skeptics, but if the drug makes it through clinical trials, it would be a much needed weapon against several increasingly hard-to-treat infections.

"If I was ever going to win a time-trial it would be here".

We show for what size of future trials it would be beneficial to adjust for these covariates and for what size trials it would not.

To investigate this in larger clinical trials it would be beneficial if non-invasive and less cumbersome alternatives to intramuscular electromyography (EMG) were available.