Sentence examples for would have born from inspiring English sources

The financial burden that Prudential would have born — the firm had planned a £14.5 billion rights issue, the largest ever in Britain — worried not only investors, but regulators as well.

If you compare the number of girls actually born to the number that would have been born had a normal sex ratio prevailed, then 600,000 Indian girls go missing every year.

If you tried to recreate where Jesus would have been born, for me I could imagine Jesus being born in the camp".

For instance a person born on 25 December in Roman times would have been born with the sun in the constellation Capricorn.

The Non-Identity Claim says that, when we use MST, this causes a (numerically) different person to be born: that is, someone other than the person who would have been born if we hadn't used MST.

This says: When we use technique x this causes a (numerically) different person to be born, i.e. someone other than the person who would have been born if we had not used technique x.

When we use technique x this causes a (numerically) different person to be born, i.e. someone other than the person who would have been born if we had not used technique x.

In this analysis, matching cases were compared to all subcohort members born in 1982 (i.e., the earliest year a case would have been born) or later to improve study power.

To examine changes in age at death among the London-born population, we again restricted the analysis to children under 10 years old, most of whom would have been born locally (figure 5a and b).

I would have been born 20 years later and competed in the Olympics 2012.

"The only difference here is, this was two weeks before the child would have been born.