Sentence examples for had shown that it would from inspiring English sources

The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in reversing a lower court's decision, said U.P.I. had shown that it would suffer irreparable harm if the pact was breached.

Retailing is not just about price - it is about accessibility, choice and world-beating levels of service.' Peter Agar, deputy director general of the CBI, welcoming Mr Byers' adoption of a consumer strategy, which went well beyond the issue of consumer protection, said the Government had shown that it would proceed on the basis of evidence before launching OFT investigations.

Previous studies had shown that it would be possible to reach therapeutic concentrations of HRG in mice by systemic administration [22], [23].

"An independent study has shown that it would cost the city millions if Headingley lost its Test match status, not just in the present but in the future too.

Although we have shown that it would be hard to distinguish the two approaches by analysing sway data in the context of quiet standing, we suggest that additional evidence from muscle activation data does support OLT rather than ZC.

While rudimentary citrate utilization via activation of the citT gene could presumably have arisen at any time and in any of the LTEE populations, we have shown that it would have been at a selective disadvantage if it appeared in a non-potentiated genetic background.

Yet experiments measuring the amount of energy needed to pull a metallic probe off a sticky surface have shown that it is far greater than would be needed to overcome the van der Waals force alone.

Although the results have shown that it exhibits a topologically trivial phase, it would provide a way and useful guideline for the investigation the QSH insulator and the grown of stanene or other 2D vdW heterostructures.

A reading of the Fair Tax plan would have shown that it addresses virtually all of the issues cited in the critique.

Moreover, the Nicholas School would have shown that it is taking steps to care for the emotional and mental well-being of people whose personhood is attacked.

If The Australian had published the full results of the Newspoll survey on trust in the media it would have shown that trust in commercial newspapers is less than 50 percent but who needs to know that!