Sentence examples for would both have from inspiring English sources

The California condor and the Arabian oryx would both have been extinct now in the wild had it not been for successful breeding programmes in captivity, Mr Tudge said.

General Odierno said he envisioned a shift in the American mission that would occur in "five or six nodes," where Iraqis and Americans would both have forces working with provincial reconstruction teams, other American Embassy personnel and nongovernmental organizations to help Iraqis mature as a fighting force and gain skills in civilian projects.

"Furthermore, on the balance of probabilities, it is likely that the ingestion of an excess number of co-proxamol tablets coupled with apparently clinically silent coronary artery disease would both have played a part in bringing about death more certainly and more rapidly than would have otherwise been the case.

But the west recognised that European integration and American good faith would both have been profoundly damaged by stiffing the Kosovans; and in a sound calculation that combined realpolitik with democratic principle, Kosovo was recognised as an independent state of the sort that, soon, Russia will be recognising Abkhazia and Ossetia as.

Bent and then Lukaku could both have changed the outcome before the full-time whistle, but former St Mirren team-mates Clarke and Lambert would both have been content with a point.

Additionally, the lack of mechanical stimulation during culture would both have contributed to the lack of zonal SZP organization, leaving only the background chondrogenic-culture induced expression [35].

FoxNews.com, May 5thBalls "If she gave him one of her cojones, they'd both have two".

Had we known all this I imagine we'd both have said: "I enjoyed lunch.

They'd both have the identical state of mind.

They'd both have staffs to do that.

You'd both had a bad day with cancelled trains and shared your commuter hell stories.