Sentence examples for won't be identified from inspiring English sources

"It looks to me like she will take T.L.R. money, but it just won't be identified as T.L.R. PAC money," Mr. Wentworth said.

Mr. Bernier acknowledges that there is no way to be sure that some Attitude ingredients won't be identified in the future as carcinogenic.

The courageous Ms Miller says that "journalists simply cannot do their jobs without being able to commit to sources that they won't be identified.

To prevent any problems with stigma, the machines won't be identified as HIV-related because other medication will also be available for patients with chronic conditions such as diabetes or TB.

He claims that his wife approves of the venture but he won't be identified for the sake, he says, of his six-year-old daughter and eight-year-old son.

The editors of off-topic journals may be unable to identify referees with adequate climate expertise to review these climate papers, making it more likely that the sorts of fundamental flaws that were the basis of Lu's paper won't be identified during the peer-review process, and hence more likely that this flawed research will be published in off-topic journals.

That teacher (we won't tell you that he or she lives in New York State somewhere… oops) loves his or her 3rd, 4th and 5th graders so much that we won't be identifying that person's identity.

"But I'll also be sad because I'll know there won't be people identified, and by saying it's over it's saying, 'That's it' for those people".

If it doesn't exhibit rings or grain, it is likely a piece of plywood and it won't be able to be identified.

You won't be able to identify this metal, even after much thumb-rubbing and tapping of fingernails, because it's actually plastic, impersonating metal in what ought to be an Oscar-winning performance.

Does the atemporality of so much modern pop music mean that when in the future we listen back to early-21st-century pop, we won't be able to identify a sound that characterizes the period?