Sentence examples for would be anomalous from inspiring English sources

When these intertwined rights arise in exactly the same context, it would be anomalous for a restriction on speech to survive constitutional review under our limited-public-forum test only to be invalidated as an impermissible infringement of expressive association.

Since the two political branches are playing a unique role in composing the leadership of the judiciary, a branch that can exert checks over them both, it would be anomalous if the role was not shared.

Bailey, in his discussion of ġē names, has pointed out that Ely would be anomalous if really from ēlġē "eel district", being remote from the areas where possible examples of ġē names occur, and moreover, there is no parallel for the use of a fish-name in compounds with ġē.

Membership for a country whose land mass is overwhelmingly in Asia would indeed be anomalous.

Sexual selection could now be marshaled to explain both sexual dimorphism and also those character and properties of organisms elaborate feeding organs, bright colors on fish and birds, seemingly maladaptive structures such as the great horn on the Rhinoceros beetle—, that would appear to be anomalous outcomes of ordinary natural selection working to the optimal survival of organisms in nature.

As patients were resuscitated according to the same protocol this would appear to be anomalous.

However, to fully illustrate such theatres in a volume dealing with theatre architecture in its best sense would be as anomalous as to include the ordinary jerry-builder's cottages in a volume on domestic architecture".

Given the continuing inflationary climate reflected in escalating prices in commodities and commercial real estate markets that promptly reflect the depreciation of the dollar relative to gold it would be highly anomalous if housing prices were to fall.

There is a record of this ray from off British Columbia, which is unconfirmed and would be highly anomalous as it is known to be a tropical and warm-temperate species.

Even in 1995, the year his sound most closely evokes, this album would have been anomalous, almost flamboyantly, tauntingly spare.

They may well, especially since pain experienced in the womb would be even more anomalous than pain encountered soon after birth.