Sentence examples for which ordinarily would from inspiring English sources

Heat produced by the fuel cells, which ordinarily would be wasted, helps heat the home, reducing total energy consumption.

The method allows supporting activities such as stress analysis, aerodynamics, and materials analysis, which ordinarily would be done sequentially, to be carried out together.

The "reuse" I believe Hamad-Schifferli is referring to in the last paragraph is the reuse of the copper catalyst (which ordinarily would be fouled).

And, Dr. Zhou and others said, Dr. Bishop had no papers in high-impact journals, which ordinarily would be required for tenure at major universities.

Embers leapfrogged hundreds of yards, even jumping across Highway 101, six lanes wide, which ordinarily would have served as an ideal, built-in fire break.

Heads were bobbing along to Reynos's new song "Tabaco y Ron," which ordinarily would be a good thing for music sales at Tony Corona's shop.

I haven't seen the Season 4 package, which ordinarily I would write about not long before the start of the new season, yet.

, which means it makes oil and water mix together, which they ordinarily would never do.

But that is not going to happen because I think a goodly part of the tinder, the huge capital gains tinder which created a goodly part of the attraction to do things which people ordinarily wouldn't do, that's gone.

Agree, which you ordinarily would not do, but the prosecco's roaring through your bloodstream and you're feeling kicky!

"I was the decision maker on the online version, and felt that use of these words, which we ordinarily would not allow, was justified in this context," Hiatt said in an email.