Sentence examples for would have clarified from inspiring English sources

At the very least, a Cheney-Obama contest would have clarified conservatism's present political predicament.

Saturday night's show would have clarified the issue, though it might not have converted my friend.

But a simple inquiry to Ahmed's engineering teacher would have clarified the matter without involving the police.

This would have clarified the ideological as well as personal background to his arguments.'" I find this response extraordinary.

A tape of air-to-ground communications would have clarified the situation but it was mistakenly erased after the airline's standard 31-day holding period, Mr. Hotard said.

"If I were writing the program today -- and I don't fault Congress; they were acting under the gun -- I would have clarified the public-policy foundation," he says.

On our return from our first trip to Israel and Palestine, one commentator dismissed the entire project as "faithwashing". Had I been interviewed for her article, or even contacted -- imagine that, talking to the people you're reporting about -- I would've clarified: this wasn't interfaith for me, especially not as interfaith is frequently (if inaccurately) derided.

Although the vast majority of germline events have been removed by our data filtering steps and by comparison with unmatched normal DNA samples from the Swedish population, matched normal DNA would probably have clarified the clonal relationship in these two uncertain cases.

He said the municipality should have clarified that shisha would be banned before he had paid the rent.

An ethics consult, properly and promptly performed, would have unequivocally clarified that a health care proxy can disconnect a pacemaker much as one can remove a ventilator.

"Renoir Landscapes," organized by John Zarobell, an associate curator at the museum, is arranged thematically, though a strictly chronological arrangement would have further clarified the peripatetic nature of Renoir's methods.