Sentence examples for which would have represented from inspiring English sources

Kosovo needed 95 votes to gain membership of the UN cultural body, which would have represented another step in its bid for full international recognition.

This would not have been the same as investing in Chinese stocks, which would have represented a claim only on earnings of then-traded corporations based in China.

South correctly inferred from this that West did not have a doubleton diamond, which would have represented an obvious second lead.

Three Confederate deserters claimed to have floated from El Paso to Brownsville, in 1861, in a pair of lashed-together dugout canoes but left no description of the Big Bend canyons, which would have represented a noteworthy test.

Following a delay in which Nielsen Media Research did not release the rating on Monday, it issued a 13.0 rating yesterday, which would have represented a 30percentt increase from last year's final round.

However, the Turkish government stopped short of calling the meeting under article 4 of the alliance's founding treaty, which would have represented a more formal response to a threat to a member state's territorial integrity and security.

"When we started these experiments," she says, "most of us thought that, at best, we'd see less decline" in memory function among the volunteers who exercised, which still would have represented success.

Had the N.C.A.A. used regular-season records to determine which teams advanced, Savannah State would have represented the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and Bucknell would have represented the Patriot League.

According to Frederick W. Nolan in his book about the duo's works, "despite a $500,000 advance sale, despite a ten-month run (which, for anyone except Rodgers and Hammerstein, would have represented a major success), and despite an eventual profit in excess of $100,000, Me and Juliet has to be classed as a failure".

To Wakayama, the project would have represented an unusual opportunity.

Two would have represented a hammer blow.