Sentence examples for had we elected from inspiring English sources

Had we elected to explore the moon with automated vehicles and invested just a fraction of the cost of Apollo, we would have produced more and better science.

12. Had we elected to follow more closely the intuitive combinatorial derivation of AC as sketched above by using selectors instead of samplings we would have encountered the obstacle that—unlike the set of samplings the set of selectors is not necessarily reductive.

Bruce Paley Castle Morris, Pembrokeshire A further consideration anent Mr Corbyn is that only once since 1721 have we elected a prime minister with a beard.

David Butler writes re the Corby-shambles that only once since 1721 have we elected a PM with a beard (Letters, 19 July).

How many denuded presidents have we elected since the 20th century?

"But had we been elected, here's the reality: he would have been the president.

"When they woke up the next morning they said, 'Oh he could have been elected had we not just voted because we thought he couldn't be'.

In other words, now we've elected Obama, we have a licence to get on with being as racist as we were before.

We thought we had elected something new and different.

When the faction we had elected to support lost control of events we pulled out.

"People say, now that we have elected Obama, we're not a racist country anymore," he said.