Sentence examples for would have cited from inspiring English sources
At long last it's time to acknowledge that even if women who enjoyed "that glamorous little wedge" of early 1970s feminism — "between the fiercely anti-'sex object' early feminism and the so-called padded-shoulder 'power suit' feminism of later years" — would have cited Billie Holiday as a great female artist, it was Ms. Simon "whose life and issues more closely matched most of their own".
It's been a sort of assumption that the iPad would be subject to this same scheduled update, but that never sat well with me, especially after the introduction of the iPhone 4. So these rumors come as no surprise; if I had "a person with proven knowledge," I would have cited them with such a rumor months ago, whether they said so or not.
Since few would have cited diabetes mellitus as a contributory reason for defining an ICU admission as futile, Siegelaar and colleagues' study does not change our clinical practice.
Had Davis proposed such spending, Republicans would probably have cited it as an additional reason to recall him from office.
Had The Times been aware of his actual position at the time, it would not have cited him as an authority on the contents of the bags, which were labeled medicated food.
José Marvin Martínez, known to friends, neighbors and family as El Chele, which means "blondie", probably wouldn't have cited insecurity as his reason for leaving San Manuel, a town near San Pedro Sula, in 2012.
On our list of advantages we would never have cited a reduction in mortality.
Editor's note: When we contacted Dr Louise C Strong, one of the principle authors on the paper published in the American Journal of Human Genetics to which Dr Feunteun referred, Dr Strong kindly replied that she became aware of Dr Feunteun's prior paper shortly after her own paper was published and would certainly have cited it had she been aware of it earlier.
Under the resolutions I have cited, it would be followed by monitoring for such time as the Council feels would be required.
Banks have cited an uncertain regulatory climate.
'Is that expert, artistic writing?' it would ask, having cited a passage in which a phrase was several times repeated.
