Sentence examples for which would today from inspiring English sources

His reaction developed in the tradition of British economics, which would today be considered sociological.

Their old monetarism, which would today advocate a liquidity surge, has been broken on the wheel of Thatcherite unpopularity.

This morning, industry trade outlet PressGazette revealed that the price that was actually paid for ContentNext Media was £4 million, which would today convert to roughly $6.5 million.

In 2002 legend has it, he turned down $30M from Google, which would today be worth a billion.

Around 98 million years ago, sea levels were vastly higher than they are today, leaving many shallow pools — which would today be dips in the land — for creatures to inhabit.

Ideally this would be a tympanogram type B becoming type A. Where this was not available (because several studies were quite old) we chose outcomes which would today influence the making of the clinical decision not to operate.

Early in April we heard reports that the beautiful but mind-bogglingly expensive Plastic Logic Que e-reader would ship in June — specifically, June 24th, which would be yesterday.

He added that Hyundai does not plan to launch any major models this year, which would make 2013 a "very challenging year" for the firm.

Labor leaders are also skeptical of the plan, which would eliminate 1,200 jobs by September 2003 to save $100 million.

At the rate companies are lending, the 2012 total for subprime car loans could exceed $20 billion, which would put this year on par with 2005, a boom year.

They may have already made the decision to leave, which would make today's defections unsurprising.