Sentence examples for since that would from inspiring English sources

The private-equity managers have little interest in restructuring the debt, since that would dilute their stakes.

Youkilis is a less likely candidate since that would involve another switch to cover for Youkilis at third.

"Since that would be an unpleasant sound, I would think it means something you don't like," I said.

Mr. Gerasimov stressed that a united German state "should not be a member of NATO," since that would destabilize Europe.

They don't even have a power switch, since that would have meant spending an hour just turning them all on.

Upon hearing about the stock offering, Mr. Cuban expressed his displeasure, since that would dilute the stock value.

Since this operation must be done in on clock cycle, there cannot be an intermediate clocked flip-flop, since that would require two clock cycles.

Only the most curmudgeonly of skeptics wants the currency to fail, since that would have dire economic consequences for Britain.

Apparently not the latter, since that would be seeking what Shawcross considers impossible, a society "in our own image".

He argues that limits would be counterproductive if they crimped growth, since that would reduce firms' ability to invest in cleaner technology.

It is hard for it to raise local-content requirements quickly, since that would change the basis on which companies invested.