Sentence examples for which would have recognised from inspiring English sources

Butcher cites a reliable source, and says the deal would be a good fit for News Corp, which would have recognised how LinkedIn has a powerful userbase that is increasingly being used for recruitment - a trend that is increasingly impacting newspaper ad revenues.

Likewise, in 2003, Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei approved an intended grand bargain with the US – rebuffed by the Bush administration – under which Iran would have recognised a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian issue.

They would have recognised the difference between integration, which they supported, and assimilation, which they did not.

Australia's most famous outlaw would have recognised the predicament in which Robbie Deans's Wallabies now find themselves.

Kelly doubted Whitlam would have recognised Fraser's car, which was an ordinary Ford LTD from the car pool.

In Sudan, for example, veterans of the Brotherhood, which took power in the 1989, retain vivid memories of student activism, with a cell structure that Leon Trotsky would have recognised.

Yet they produced defending that Moore would have recognised.

Dickens would have recognised them and so, too, would JG Ballard.

Chances are the cops would have recognised her.

Wallace, however, would have recognised Flannery as a kindred spirit.

Butler would have recognised it: the culture of fallen women".