Sentence examples for which would demonstrate from inspiring English sources

He is forever insisting he is not rightwing – so could he offer some examples of his thinking which would demonstrate that he isn't?

He said "the News of the World and News International wrongly maintained that these issues were confined to one reporter" and that the company had passed information to the police which would demonstrate this.

"His apparent objective was to cause a minor scandal which would demonstrate that the present NUS executive was inca pable of proper organisation - unlike its predecessor, which had, I gather, a strong communist flavour.

He wasn't concerned about passing the co-op board interview because he had another $33,000 in savings, which would demonstrate that he could afford his monthly payments even if he lost his job.

"For essentially doing little more than adding their names to the Trump license application -- which would demonstrate that the Trump team was 'Hoosierized' -- they were to receive a financial windfall".

"Did the British government seek the redaction or removal from the public version of the report of any information which would demonstrate UK involvement in CIA rendition and torture?

The chardonnay gives Krug its racy character, Henri said; and many wine writers have had the great pleasure of attending a blending session with him, at which he would demonstrate the astonishing effects caused by even small additions of vintages, varieties and wines from different vineyards.

Chapman also formed a partnership with Anderton's, a music retailer in the UK, in which he would demonstrate the various pieces of equipment they had on sale in exchange for a monthly retainer.

People that flee conflict will not be recognized.47 Katrin Park, a former U.N. staffer, argued that both Korea and Japan simply bankroll others, which would not demonstrate international solidarity.

Therefore, the exciting prospect of seeing an engineered Turing pattern may be closer than ever before, which would further demonstrate the versatility of prokaryotic gene circuits.

We did not conduct ethnographic research in each center, which would have demonstrated more about the specific nature of collaboration in each location, as we noted that Van Olphen et al. (2009) nicely did with the Bay Area BCERC COTC.