Sentence examples for second we would have from inspiring English sources

Second, we would have to assume that the child schooling decisions are not correlated with the decision of a migrant to send back remittances.

"Once we scored we kicked on for five or ten minutes and if we'd got the second we would have killed them off.

Also testimony of an authority cannot be a legitimate source of knowledge because, first, such testimony would have to rely on other cognitive criteria and, second, we would have no means to determine what a reliable testimony is or who an authoritative person can be.

Second, we would have preferred to use national PHC guidelines for types other than NEPHSP as the standard service protocols to define their EV.

First, it would take much more than a simple one-time observation of anything, and, second, we would have to change many other beliefs as well.

"The mentality changes against 10 men, if we'd got a second we'd have relaxed more," Coppell said.

There would be time for sampling finer foods, but first we would have to earn that.

Said a third: "We would have done something tonight, but we weren't as far along in that planning as some people thought we should be".

But first we would have to get over our fixation on the southern border, a hard thing to expect at a time when anxieties there have erupted into a raging panic that gladdens the hearts of politicians on the right.

It is true that being fourth we would have to play a qualifying round, but we will try to finish even higher, although in order to do so we don't depend just on ourselves.

First, we would have to assume that all the differences between recipient and non-recipient households are explained by the characteristics in γ.