Sentence examples for would be ones from inspiring English sources
Soon the records would be ones on which he had played.
On account of the large numbers of patients in each category, and the overlap of patients in the two categories, any statistical judgement on the significances of these differences would be uninformative: the only meaningful comparisons would be ones based on clinical judgement.
Another class of biomarkers that may prove useful in the management of ARDS patients would be ones that provided information on the intrinsic steroid responsiveness of the patient [ 11, 12].
Potential Sweet 16 matchups of New Mexico vs. Michigan State and Wichita State vs. Kentucky would be ones to watch.
And, Democrats add, their alternative tax cuts would be ones that economists consider more likely to lift the economy.
Killen wrote on his blog that the only lists he thought he'd top "would be ones in gas station restrooms signifying who was responsible for their last cleaning".
Races would be one-day events on 1.5- to 2-mile tracks.
It would be one-sided, Osborne says.
Contagion would be one problem.
Otherwise, he said, they would be "one thing".
