Sentence examples for would have copies from inspiring English sources

On her prom night, Ms. Vera's date had to grasp her father's keys so that Mr. Vera would have copies of the young man's fingerprints.

In this particular experiment, the monkeys clearly were not imitating one another, or they would have copied each other's choices even when these were wrong.

But even if Pearson's slash-and-burn strategy really worked the same thing would have happened in pharma as happened in baseball: savvy companies (that is, ones not led by Martin Shkreli) would have copied Valeant, eroding its competitive advantage, and Valeant's acquisition targets would have jacked up their prices, shrinking Valeant's returns.

We would have copying but nothing that might be termed a "genetic code" (Godfrey Smith 2000).

Dally is inclined to the view that Libyan infantry would have copied the Iberian use of the sword during their fighting there and so were armed similarly to the Romans.

More important than the strategists themselves were the US campaign techniques that have been adopted, said Scammell, which the UK parties would have copied from across the Atlantic regardless of who they employed.

You'd have copy-takers at the end of the phone in the office who would take your dictation as you told your story to them straight from your head as quickly as possible, while a queue of other journalists formed behind you urging you to hurry up".

Kool Herc would have two copies of the same single playing at the same time, alternately rewinding and flipping between the two to extend the break indefinitely.

No more schlepping around from city to city worrying about whether the bookstores would have enough copies of my books to sell, or being humiliated in "The Bookstore of the Living Dead" when two people showed up for the reading.

A gene in the duplicated regions would have two copies.

If so, then the energy available per gene remains unchanged, and the cell would have 625 copies of its genome, each controlling an equivalent volume of cytoplasm and area of bioenergetic plasma membrane.