Sentence examples for would be expressing from inspiring English sources

It would be expressing a clear and straightforward opinion.

"To say I am the happiest girl on earth would be expressing it mildly," she wrote him.

You would not be overstepping anything; instead you would be expressing your happiness for them and their marriage.

One former cabinet minister said the test would be whether Labour avoids third place in the polls, adding he would be expressing his views on Sunday night.

But by pulling out he would be expressing a simple truth: At this point the Atlantic Yards development has nothing to do with the project that New Yorkers were promised.

Her claim that the approximately 40,000 runners – getting handed bottled water and dropping paper cups all the way round the 26.2-mile course – would be expressing their solidarity with the communities hard hit by the hurricane who are without water and see their streets littered with storm detritus … well, that didn't hold water any better than a paper cup.

If trans-acting factors were regulating homoeologous gene expression, both homoeologous loci would be expressed at similar or equal levels (e.g. Table  5).

If PRG-1 was expressed at normal levels, miRNAs and 21U-RNAs would be expressed normally, and their target genes would maintain normal levels of expression.

In cross-examination by the select committee, Ebdon was not clear what he meant by targets, nor how they would be expressed.

If length is measured in something other than meters or time in something other than seconds, the numbers would be expressed by entirely different strings of digits.

The connection between communal affiliation and political orientations would be expressed in the early Muslim community and in fact has continued to function to the present day.