Sentence examples for which would have shown from inspiring English sources

She chose not to use a challenge, which would have shown the ball was in.

Because Miller had no timing chip, there was no official record of her marathon split times, which would have shown her progress in the race.

East downgraded his soft hand by advancing one heart instead of jumping to two hearts, which would have shown 9 to 11 points.

He could have responded four diamonds, which would have shown his void and 6 to 9 high-card points, but understandably he judged that to be an underbid.

In Green, the trial court refused to admit evidence from an inmate witness, which would have shown that Green's codefendant inflicted the fatal gunshot wounds that killed the defendant's alleged victim.

He said the results of all other such tests had been negative, and that a test he had arranged of a hair sample from his client -- which would have shown any traces of morphine -- also came back negative.

I could have showed hours of videos, which would have showed ugly incidents of what really happens in the N.H.L.

12.29pm: A Tory MP asks about Labour's benefit plans, which would have showed below-inflation rises for next year.

The government in that case wanted Twitter to reveal its users' Internet Protocol addresses, which would have showed their physical locations, as well as to whom they sent direct messages on Twitter.

The video does not show images that might have been essential for jurors to consider: a full view of the front seat of Mr. Castile's car, which would have showed his hands — and what he was reaching for — just before the shooting.

"It was a big stretch, and an even bigger stretch than the judge let the jury know, because she excluded evidence from the Federal Election Commission which would have showed how murky this area of the law is," Rick Hasen, a professor at the UC Irvine School of Law, said in an email.