Sentence examples for would have contracted from inspiring English sources

Without that contribution, the economy would have contracted.

In that case, the saturated rocks would have contracted as they dried, leaving stress fractures.

That number was boosted by an unexpectedly large surge in government spending; without this, GDP would have contracted.

GDP would have contracted sharply and the resulting collapse of tax revenues would inevitably have ravaged public finances.

"Ten years ago, to launch this product, we would have contracted offshore," Cyberspa's CEO, Allen Shay says.

In the fourth quarter, the study said, the economy would have contracted at a 1percentt annual rate rather than growing 0.2percentt.

Mr. Girling said that the combined company would have contracts or revenue guaranteed by regulations of 23 billion Canadian dollars.

Even at the Giants victory parade for the 2012 World Series, several of the players were not sure if they would have contracts for the 2013 season and continue to be part of the team.

Given a euro break-up, Britain's economy would probably have contracted by at least 10%, and its banking system would have been insolvent.

"If I was vaccinated I wouldn't have contracted hepatitis, so it obviously connected," Elias said.

The high specificity of this test was surprising because over 95% of the healthy individuals would previously have contracted EBV.