Sentence examples for has shown would be from inspiring English sources

To indulge in the hypothetical, a president with significant, unimpeachable military experience as well as, say, a term or two as a governor or senator (the latter more likely, I think), with the same cerebral qualities Obama has shown, would be in a much better position to confront the legal quagmire of terrorism, indefinite detention, etc.

If she had her say, all we'd show would be Andy bloody Pandy.

He has shown he would be there if he could".

At any rate, as the history of semantics has shown, it would be foolishly naive to think that ordinary language displays its logical form on its surface.

He did not think the prosecution had shown there would be public outrage if he were released on bail.

As I have shown, Italy would be infinitely better off, whatever Germany were to decide.

As Meng et al (2012) have shown, it would be a mistake to assume that a long history of use is a reliable indicator for efficacy.

Fortunately, studies have shown there would be a market for flights into space even at this price.

Previous research has shown that patients would be less upset if the physician explained how the error occurred and apologised.

But Europe has shown it would rather be a super-sized Switzerland".

"I think Aiden, like a number of players, for the sort of form he has shown recently, would have been a bit frustrated," added the Republic boss.