Sentence examples for would be invented from inspiring English sources

It's unlikely that segregated schools would be invented in British society today if they didn't exist already.

The single human intervention — a final inspection by specially trained eyes and hands — would one day cease; inevitably, machines that could do this work would be invented.

In the darkest days of high school — when I agonized over girls, when I couldn't decide what to do about college, when I couldn't find a way to make my bushy hair not look stupid — I often wished that time travel would be invented.

New food would be invented that would combine both traditions.

They want to create a new brain hub (think Silicon Valley in California and the Research Triangle in North Carolina) whose focus would be inventing and making things in high-tech manufacturing plants.

"He'd be inventing new cameras," he said.

Martin trained a Raman microscope on 19 of Matter's Pollocks and spotted evidence invisible to Ellen Landau's highly trained eye, including five paint pigments on these Pollocks that allegedly didn't exist in 1949 they'd been invented years or even decades after Pollock's death in 1956.

When he was young, he was certain that a conversational computer would eventually be invented.

Britain's royal family is an anachronism that wouldn't be invented if it didn't exist.

It is the most powerful organ in India that would not be invented if it did not already exist.

The argument for this suspension of normal market forces is that without such an incentive new drugs would not be invented.