Sentence examples for this would give for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "this would give for" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning. Example: "This would give for a better understanding of the topic." (Note: This example is still incorrect; it should be rephrased for clarity.)
In the example, this would give for the overall estimate the value "30% * share of pedestrian accidents + 9% * share of multiple vehicle accidents involving cycles".
In the example, this would give for the overall estimate the value "30% multiplied by the share of multi vehicle accidents involving motorcycles + 9% multiplied by the share of single vehicle motorcycle accidents".
This would give, for example, the excess use of health care for asthma attributable to occupational exposures.
By withholding key details of the mutations needed to make an airborne strain of H5N1, this would give time for governments to prepare for and prevent a possible pandemic, he added.
This would give time for the traditional parties to reorganise and, perhaps, for the economy to revive.
If a new mammogram is similar to known cases of breast cancer, this would give reason for suspicion.
This would give time for education and awareness raising to cut demand in China, where young people are being targeted to debunk false beliefs about the medicinal benefits of the horn.
If we could see a landslide victory in Europe for parties that oppose the federal state then this would give huge momentum for significant reform in the EU.
She said this would give the chance for the people of Wales to write their own constitution.
If, as the "no alternative" lobby argues, current economic arrangements really were the only option, this would give great cause for pessimism.
At peak times, they could raise the fares with a switch; this would give an incentive for more cabs to come on the road.
