Sentence examples for that would have built from inspiring English sources

The fiscal cliff would have been a known quantity: basically, a negative Keynesian shock to the economy, which is something we understand quite well, and furthermore something that would have built only gradually over time.

But Congress stalled a previous transportation plan in December 2000 that would have built a $180 million rail system in Grand Canyon National Park, one of the most visited and polluted parks.

"It's just one of those things," said Lennie Roberts, an environmental advocate with the Committee for Green Foothills, one of the groups that pushed for the tunnels as an alternative to a plan that would have built a road over the mountain.

She could have done so many other activities with the children that would have built bridges and not broken her spirit.

Nearly 50 years ago, Los Angeles County voters rejected a half-cent sales tax proposal that would have built an 89-mile rail and bus network between downtown, Long Beach, the San Fernando Valley and Westwood, the San Gabriel Valley, and even a route to LAX.

Some of Trump's own voters were against him on the shutdown, and a Democratic proposal to reopen the government without wall money earned more votes in the Senate than a GOP bill that would have built the wall thanks to a surprising six Republican defections.

Remember that Panasonic Lumix we reported about in January that would have built-in Wi-Fi and link up to T-Mobile's HotSpot service?

It offers no details, but the Romney campaign has suggested that he would have built more safeguards into any bailout package against moving production from the United States to other countries and that his promised crackdown on China's trade and currency practices would have discouraged Chrysler from deciding to build Jeeps for the Chinese market in China rather than in the United States.

But consider how many houses that £2.7bn would have built.

But Boeing responded that it would have built the plane just as it had even without the subsidies.

"What we did was build a very big percentage of the things that we would have built anyway, if we had had the Olympics".