Sentence examples for would have to be read from inspiring English sources

But when Miss Potter came to present her findings to the Society, she was told they would have to be read by a man because women were not allowed to become members.

First, the filter weights would have to be read and clustered to identify the sequence of phonemes.

It was therefore acknowledged that an assessment of the effectiveness could lead to results with fairly wide margins of uncertainty, which would have to be read as indicative rather than conclusive.

Based on the triaging results shown in this study, the number of CT colonograms that would have to be read by a radiologist in a screening setting would still be around 40%%, while probably missing lesions.

Somewhere in the welter are lyrics with horror tales and existential questions, but they'd have to be read before or afterward; onstage, it's all jitter, drone and buzz.

"In speech, to accomplish the same thing," he said, "I'd have to be reading 100 data points".

The singer Honor Titus — channeling a mixture of Jimi Hendrix, Tony Hawk and a punk prince — was apparently singing about getting black-out drunk, refusing to be told what to do and being a native New Yorker, but you'd have to be reading a karaoke screen to know that.

As climate change mounts and the economy fails, every political decision would keep on having to be read through the prism of a possible future "real" Brexit.

Bowles said the statement that children would not be eligible had to be read in context of the statement abolition of the scheme required parliament's agreement.

His most ambitious project was to encase a book in glass, with the caveat that the container would have to be broken for the book to be read.

"I would feel like if I went out on a date with someone, I would have to be what they read instead of myself".