I believe that if Oxford had handled my illness more sensitively, it would have aided my recovery.
Use of surtitles would have aided tenor Samuel Sakker, baritone Yuriy Yurchuk and bass David Shipley, who sang well but could not always make the narrative clear.
This raises a question: if the deal would have aided Iran's bomb program, why did the United States propose it, and Iran reject it?
It would have increased the chance of finding a fit and being able to pre-empt the auction, but since the opponents probably would have bought the contract, West feared it would have aided declarer's play.
If the Drawing Center had completed a move to the South Street Seaport, it would have received $10 million from the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation and another $10 million from the city's Department of Cultural Affairs, because the site would have aided in the revitalization of the neighborhood.
In the second study, Dr. David E. Bush, also of Johns Hopkins, and his colleagues reported that some heart attack patients were so convinced that they would never get better that they refused to take steps that would have aided their recoveries.
Despite the government's apparent support for investment in wind power, the coalition government has already pulled back from large scale investments in northern ports which would have aided the improvement of the local supply chain.
It is all too easy to fantasise that we, too, would have aided Wanda J. Separated from National Socialism by time and luck, we can dismiss Nazi ideas without contemplating how they functioned.
In a bitter e-mail exchange, Dr. McLaren accused Mr. McDowell, the tour operator, of abruptly removing him from the polar dive roster and evading commitments that would have aided fund-raising.
An Atlético victory would have aided their city rivals Real but Diego Simeone had insisted his team would not lie down; instead they would challenge "for every ball as if it was the last," fighting for "every millimetre on the pitch", and so it proved.
