Sentence examples for whereas we would from inspiring English sources

"Our total emissions could be removed with 100 million trees," he says, "whereas we would need 1,000 times that in real trees to have the same effect".

Whereas we would love to.

Whereas we would normally expect Belichick to be aggressive, he seemed more reserved in his decision-making.

"Oftentimes, I think they base their evidence on media stories or public-source information, whereas we would never use only that," he told me.

Lord Joffe, who is moving it, once expressed great surprise to me that, whereas we would agree on all the great liberal causes, I would not be supporting him on this one.

This is reflected in the fall in average hours worked since the crisis.Figure 2: Employment Rate has fallen since start of crisisNevertheless, unemployment remains at 7.8%  whereas we would have expected double digit joblessness given how sluggish growth has been.

Late last month, for instance, his site listed the Caesars Tahoe for $75, "whereas we'd normally have it for between $129 and $149," Mr. Diener said.

"Whereas we'd focus more on the quality of our products because we're health-focused, they're just trying to accommodate people wanting to be more plant-based.

We would be looking to do this similar to how we recruit jurors, only jurors are recruited for two weeks of service whereas we'd only be asking for three days.

Whereas before we would collect all the prescriptions once a day, so the repeat prescriptions.

Whereas formerly we would admit mainly on the basis of A-levels... now we teach all languages from scratch and post-GCSE as well as post A-level".