Sentence examples for would have absorbed from inspiring English sources

Citigroup would have absorbed the first $42 billion in losses, and the government would have absorbed the rest.

Had Lehman walked away, the partners would have absorbed a $1.5 billion breakup fee.

Shareholders would have absorbed losses first, and senior management would have been replaced.

Still, during six years of daily showers, my skin would have absorbed plenty of whatever may have been lurking there.

Carriageworks, as the name suggests, was formerly a railway maintenance workshop: a huge, high-ceilinged site that once would have absorbed all kinds of industrial noises.

"I don't think we would have absorbed that pressure 12 months ago," admitted Jacques Burger, the wild-haired Namibian flanker with the smashed-up face whose passionate manning of the barricades made this most remarkable of goal-line stands possible.

Then I had another prototype where I had leeching in the bio-coating that surrounded it, so it would've absorbed blood or different body fluids, which would have compromised the electronics.

That is a fitting summary of Dwyer's career to date, underlining as it does the yawning gap in his CV regarding the early years in which he would normally have absorbed a lot of tactical acumen.

Or would we have absorbed our sadness and guilt, unwilling to let it interfere overmuch in our pleasure: not least the pleasure of raising a supremely hypocritical glass to our dear equine departed?

Such a large structure would naturally have absorbed and reflected sunlight that warmed the tissue and its internal blood vessels, but it is questionable whether this was an important or necessary function of the frill, since other dinosaurs do not have similar structures.

The more complex molecules would, generally, have absorbed more light and been more vulnerable to UV quanta.