Sentence examples for which actually would from inspiring English sources

A measure which actually would have alleviated traffic congestion on the outskirts of Paradise.

In Congress during the Bush era, he was pushing programs to boost America's saving rate (which actually would have been a good thing in that debt-fueled decade).

And I don't mean lead-lined bunkers to protect them from deadly radioactive fallout, which actually would have been pretty handy.

On music "'Big Yellow Taxi' by Joni Mitchell complains 'They paved paradise to put up a parking lot', a measure which actually would have alleviated traffic congestion on the outskirts of paradise, something Joni fails to point out, perhaps because it doesn't fit in with her blinkered view of the world".

Then again, a positive interpretation of the same factors might emphasize localised energy solutions, which actually would have a positive impact for energy security.

Startups have tried this before, like Outbox, which actually would scan and email you both the inside and outside of your mail.

Finally, Metaphor relations, which actually occur rarely, would be defined when a media draws a similarity between two referents belonging to different domains.

"One of my managers is a Manchester United fan, and I gave him £1,500 of football tickets, which you actually wouldn't have been able to buy in the cash world, but were available to Bartercard members," he says.

This may affect which Agreement actually would be the first mover and thus could claim credit for particular impacts.

But then again, we've lived in a lot of places around Latin America... some of which we actually would describe as unsightly and, in certain areas, unsafe at night.

In spite of this fact it is frequently assumed in analysis of chemical reactor dynamics that the energy balance can be replaced by an "enthalpy balance", which actually implies that enthalpy would be stored.