Sentence examples for draft would have from inspiring English sources

A draft would have one of two consequences.

This draft would have been subject to minor amendments after being peer-reviewed.

A vice-presidential draft would have benefits even if Warren didn't end up on the ticket.

But they continue to disagree on the number of rounds the draft would have, among other things.

If Adams had not delivered the votes, Jefferson's draft would have been at best a historical curiosity.

Based on what I've seen from Wilson, if he were 6-2 and 220 pounds, the draft would have four players that teams would consider potential franchise starters.

"Born-digital materials allow access to these kinds of revisions, and the timing, much more than paper drafts would have," he said.

Excerpts from working drafts would have been helpful, a clue to both the workings of Cherry's enigmatic "spirit" and the progress of a remarkable book.

The final version of the text, however, qualifies the asset freeze in some respects, for example by giving countries more latitude to unfreeze certain assets than previous drafts would have allowed.

Radical Shias, who complained that its earlier drafts would have let Baathists infiltrate back into government and perhaps even stage a coup from within, were oddly supportive of the final version; it may not be quite as forgiving as it would first appear.

There had been widespread fears that the bill as drafted would have meant the security services merely needed to seek a general warrant for a website or internet service provider, and thereafter any detailed information gleaned from that electronic system would require no further warrant.