Sentence examples for which would have rendered from inspiring English sources

The vents failed at Fukushima, which would have rendered filters moot.

Postmortem brain pathology showed that Wetherill had suffered from advanced-stage Alzheimer's, which would have rendered most individuals cognitively nonfunctional.

The Brautigan Library (1990-95) didn't survive into the Internet era, which would have rendered it irrelevant in any case.

So far as appears, there was nothing in the circumstances under which Bilokumsky was examined which would have rendered his answer inadmissible even in a criminal case.

Then there was the talk that he had escaped the island entirely by boat, which would have rendered the intensive manhunt for him naught.

The standard ban for a first-time steroid offense is two years, which would have rendered him ineligible for the world championships.

These reproductive traits including the loss of one of the ovaries, which probably would have rendered egg-laden females significantly lighter likely had a substantial impact on the evolution of flight, she notes.

Just that Daniel can perform the kata, which his symptoms would have rendered impossible a few years ago, makes it clear that karate classes help his condition, she said.

In this latter case, methylation of alkanes, as in iso-alkanes, could have decreased the solubility of the aliphatic compounds, which in turns would have rendered resistance to or discouraged biodegradation.

However, participants blamed A significantly more for the loss in situation 4 (M = 95.08, SD = 11.89) in which three changes away from pivotality were required compared to, for example, situation 2 in which only one change would have rendered A non-pivotal (M = 84.05, SD = 21.6), t 39), = 2.94, p =.006, r =.18.

Which the ancient scribes presumably would have rendered in the Sanskrit equivalent of "Go figure".