Sentence examples for used would have from inspiring English sources

Strict requirements on how the money could be used would have scared away too many healthy institutions.

Many of the words and phrases he used would have sounded strained and pandering coming from any other Western leader, ever.

Originalism is the view that interpretation is a historical activity in which one attempts to identify the meaning a text had at the moment of its production, either by looking into the intention of an author (what did he have in mind?) or by determining what the words an author used would have meant to the literate and rational reader at the time.

So the balls that Brady used would have been easier to throw than the ones that Colts quarterback Andrew Luck was using.

An approximate estimate of installed seawater RO in 2005 is 9 × 106 m3/dand atd at 3.5 kWh/m3 (best available technology) the energy used would have been <0.1% of separations energy.

In one attack, Regin was used to gather administrative details for a mobile phone network in the Middle East that, if used, would have given attackers control over the system.

A tradeoff would imply that in a glucose-enhanced/acetate-reduced environment, SS -having a metabolic profile geared towards efficient glucose use – would have higher fitness, while in an acetate-enhanced/glucose-reduced environment, FS – having a metabolic profile geared towards enhanced acetate use – would have higher fitness.

"A use would have to be invented for it".

Other uses would have to be approved by the baseball commissioner.

The lot, which is designated for manufacturing uses, would have to be rezoned.

Home energy use would have grown more if not for improvements in insulation and efficiency, according to energy consultants.