Sentence examples for changed which would from inspiring English sources

If it did, the path of the ball barely changed, which would make it difficult for the umpires to overturn the call.

Wangan and Jagalingou opponents of the Adani mine are also trying in the federal court to have their native title applicant group changed, which would swing the balance of the 12-member claim group back in opposition to the mine.

"All recognize that the age at the first period, which I think is the most critical event, has not changed, which would suggest to me that the tempo of puberty has not changed," said Dr. Edward Reiter, president of the Lawson-Wilkins Pediatric Endocrine Society and a pediatric endocrinologist at Baystate Medical Center Children's Hospital in Massachusetts.

Lloyd Nixon, assignor and liaison to the section for the Inland Football Officials Assn., said he spoke afterward to the game's referee, Rich Robbins, who told him that though the chains had been reset, the clip at the five-yard marker had not been changed, which would allow an accurate measurement.

Thereby, the conformation of apolipoprotein B100 could be changed, which would affect its recognition by the LDL receptor as well as the receptor independent binding to cell surfaces [7], [8].

But that is expected to change, which would leave Clear Channel and other broadcasters exposed to expanding royalty payments.

In the future, that might change -- which would be bad news for Hulu.

A perfect correlation would have been as problematic as a low one: it would imply that the international aid community does not change which would be a puzzling property for such a complex system.

If you could only choose one area to change, which would it be?

"But this could change, which would open them up to liability and force them to be much more careful".

Thus, the estimate may also change, which would suggest that a new, more accurate estimate could be made.