Sentence examples for would have depressed from inspiring English sources

Bringing her to the club would have depressed people.

It would have depressed investment in innovation on the mobile platform.

Without it the private sector's determination to save would have depressed spending across the economy even further.

"It would have depressed me to miss myself, to perish suddenly without being aware of myself one last time".

That would have depressed a Czech economy that, after two years of recession, is expected to bounce, ever so slightly, into growth this year.

This benefited WorldCom, the company had argued, by avoiding a forced sale of Mr. Ebbers's shares, which would have depressed the stock price.

It would only have depressed her friends to remind them that she couldn't have wine, let alone vodka.

Expectations that a large volume of new stock would be issued have depressed DoCoMo's share price since the AT&T deal was announced in November.

The news coming out of Israel today another botched round of negotiations would have depressed her terribly.

So we have depressed economies.

I would have been depressed, I'm sure.