Sentence examples for would have certain from inspiring English sources

Such exploration can be used to suggest likely compositions of new compounds that would have certain required properties.

Of course, the refinery would have certain minimum constraints on the products required (for instance, a minimum of this much heating oil and that much regular unleaded gasoline).

The administration also added language diminishing the sovereignty of the Palestinian state by saying that it would have "certain attributes" of sovereignty when initially created.

But an administration official said the United States would have certain criteria for establishing the fund and would expect other leading industrial nations to contribute.

Under the federal Consent Order, an exercise of such power by Inc. would have certain consequences that a federal district court has determined, after contested motion practice, to be warranted as a matter of law and equity.

A cause of the war can even be found in the failure of some nations first to recognize what was becoming apparent, and then later failing to make it sufficiently clear that certain policies would have certain consequences.

The classrooms in my school district were so overcrowded that we'd have certain classes in non air-conditioned trailers in the parking lot.

When we say something has such-and-such a mass, for instance, we mean that if we had conducted certain experiments, we would have gotten certain results.

"The budget was set to compete in the Championship, so any further money spent on securing certain players' contracts earlier would have jeopardised certain signings along the way.

"I would have if certain people hadn't come out.

That would be a demotion, but, as an appointment, it would have a certain logic.