Sentence examples for would be truncated from inspiring English sources

One subway line, the M, would be truncated and replaced with the V train.

Ms. Baker said that next season would be truncated, with fewer than 10 productions, partly because of continuing renovations, but also to save money.

But management could not effectively dispute the obvious: some careers would be enhanced by the breakup, but many would be truncated.

Many authors have pointed out that, practically speaking, there must be some point at which a run of heads would be truncated without a final tail.

Were a person to be deprived of this control were others to have the right to block or manipulate the movements of his physical body then his agency would be truncated, and he would be incapable of using his powers of intention and action to make something he (and others) could regard as a life for himself.

Within a couple years, US 77 would be truncated to the I-29 interchange.

The fact that time for campaigning would most likely be truncated for such elections would probably be viewed as a mercy by both the voters, who would have to endure fewer campaign commercials and staged events, and the candidates, who would have to raise money for fewer of them.

The remaining contigs were shorter than the average gene length, suggesting that any gene which may occur on those contigs could be truncated and would be harder for gene-calling algorithms to identify.

It is told through segments that would take much longer in real life, but here, because the reader is aware of everything, the same rules don't apply and things can be truncated and sped up.

We predict divergence between populations would occur when sea levels are high, because the already restricted freshwater systems would have been truncated even more, thereby facilitating genetic drift and the accumulation of genetic divergence.

Such evolution, which entails the independent development of cultural innovations typically found in subsequent cultures of the Upper Paleolithic, would have been truncated, before the CI event, by the arrival of modern or Neanderthal-modern hybrid populations bearing the Proto-Aurignacian material culture.