Sentence examples for since that would be from inspiring English sources

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

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

If the positive result is confirmed by a backup sample, Di Luca faces a lifetime ban since that would be his third offense.

The "southsiders", as Hispanics are known inside jail, are largely separated from the blacks and whites, though not officially so, since that would be illegal.

Mr Christofias insists that he cannot accept a deal that preserves Turkey's role as a guarantor power and keeps many Turkish troops on the island, since that would be a "Damocles sword hanging over us".

Moxley's mother told the court she didn't want to point at the defendant, since that would be impolite.When the lawyers gave their opening statements this week, there were no famous Kennedys to be seen.

The AP just interviewed one of the company's execs where he wouldn't commit to a specific date or anything, since that'd be convenient and useful.

It's unknown if Sony plans to sell this new version in the US but I would venture a guess that it would and I'd venture another guess that if it's $140, people would scoff or at least make scoffing sounds since that'd be $10 MORE than the slim PS2 unit that's available now.

The main sticking point has been the definition of terrorism, since groups that would be branded terrorists by one country may be glorified as freedom fighters by another.

The snubber improves the converter efficiency since the energy that would be dissipated during turning on and turning off is transferred to the load.

It doesn't have to be an Indian cave, since although that would be good for authenticity reasons, those in urban areas may have trouble finding one.