Sentence examples for which would have added from inspiring English sources

That was a violation, which would have added a stroke.

Tevez's sale to Juventus last summer alone saved them £198,000 a week in wages, which would have added up to £17m across the remainder of his contract.

Absent foreign pressure, American manufacturing wages would have been higher, which would have added even more to the incentive to automate wherever possible.

Rates had been due to go up in line with September's retail price index of 3.2%, which would have added £900m to business owners' tax bills.

"I firmly believe that we were right to consider a highly ambitious building which would have added a new dimension to our outstanding waterfront.

Similar apartments have been selling more recently in the range of about $2,300 a square foot, which would have added more than $1 million to the price.

He's obviously been through a lot over the years, and the show chose to edit out the part of the audition where Philip admitted he was gay, which would've added some much-needed context to his emotional breakdown on stage, but the fact remained that his rendition of "Halo" was sharp and weak and altogether not good.

Ramanathan's group calculated that on average, the removal of the black carbon prevented an estimated 1.4 watts per square meter of heating, which presumably would have added to the warming that greenhouse gases have caused in California.

New Yorkers last night rejected what would have been the largest bond issue in state history, a plan intended to jump-start work on a Second Avenue subway but one which critics argued would have added to the state's already perilously high debt load.

The second, which gained 44 votes, would have added permanent relief for all family-owned farms and small businesses.

Its unconsolidated Advanta Seeds operation, 29% of which is sorghum seeds, would have added only $140 million to up's $960 million in revenue in the latest fiscal year.