Sentence examples for which would have generated from inspiring English sources

It has been played just over 342,000 times on Spotify, which would have generated around $300 in publishing royalties to date.

Mars at one time presumably had an interior dynamo like that of the Earth, which would have generated a global magnetic field to shield the atmosphere from the solar wind.

In documents seen by the Guardian the UAE offered Cameron lucrative arms and oil deals for British business which would have generated billions of pounds for BAE Systems and allowed BP to bid to drill for hydrocarbons in the Gulf.

Labor scrapped the $6.8bn project, which would have generated just 45c in economic benefit for every dollar spent and worsened congestion on some key roads, upon taking power in November.

"A number of its most important measures, which would have generated savings over the forward estimates of more than $25bn, have been unable to secure support from the Senate crossbenches and have been abandoned or modified".

There's a pain and there's a gain". Town officials had recommended alternative sites on municipal property, which they considered less obtrusive and which would have generated revenue for the town.

"We would have had probably 12 months of good coaling, which would've generated a lot of money.

"If things are charred, then you can typically identify which artist would have generated the art".

I'm using an ASP of $475 which means Apple would have generated $2.6 billion in Watch revenue.

Rob Burgess of the NCA said: "We caught Mark Fleetwood and Paul Green with a substantial amount of cannabis resin which, if sold on, would have generated significant cash to potentially fund more criminality.

Had it been raised years ago, it would have generated millions of dollars, which could have avoided or certainly drastically reduced the current budget deficit.