Sentence examples for would not already from inspiring English sources

After all, she had once persuaded a customer named Clark Gable to buy a pair of sunglasses, and who in his line of work would not already own one?

To find the images, we turned to The Times's archivist Jeff Roth, who combed the paper's picture library to find photos with which most readers would not already be familiar.

Tamara Sender, senior fashion analyst at Mintel, said: "This growth has been driven by a increasing fashion for dresses, with 2010 seeing a boom in styles such as maxi dresses, which this generation would not already own and therefore would need to add to their wardrobe.

It was assumed that patients in whom preterm birth at < 32+0 weeks gestation is threatened would not already be receiving the one-on-one nursing care required for administration of magnesium sulphate.

Implementation of the intervention does not require development or special maintenance of any data systems that would not already be operational in a health care setting, so we allocated no costs for this.

This is crowdmapping without requiring that anyone do anything they wouldn't already do.

But the hourlong show, directed by Elizabeth Lucas at the new Manhattan Movement and Arts Center, reveals nothing about Mrs. Helmsley that anyone vaguely familiar with the tale of that disgraced hotel queen wouldn't already know.

For the last few months, she has dated a professional skateboarder named Duane Peters, and as if one's eye wouldn't already turn to her in a packed Union Station, say, she has his name tattooed on her neck in letters the size of bottle caps.

The result is that PJ20 reveals very little that even a moderate Pearl Jam fan wouldn't already know.

In terms of connection, it is meant to bring people together that wouldn't already know each other or have similar interests.

Dave Roberts only sees a faint silver lining on the Waxman-Markey cloud, mostly because the bill would encourage old-school coal-bound utilities to get renewables, even if it doesn't push the United States to an energy portfolio it wouldn't already have.