Sentence examples for would have experimented from inspiring English sources

"The rubber industry was in full swing," she said, and local designers would have experimented with synthetic zoris.

It is likely that food processors would have experimented with HFCS under any circumstances, but in the early-to-mid 1970s, sugar prices were escalating.

One of the biggest concerns among health officials is the potential for e-cigarettes to become a path to smoking among young people who otherwise would not have experimented.

Schilling says that his true love was basketball and that he would probably not have experimented with football, but the coach of the basketball team resigned right before his freshman season.

"We would have been experimenting with shareholders' money" had the fund remained in operation, he said.

But this would have entailed experimenting on different topics of varying complexity.

The first would have prohibited experiments involving "chimera" embryos created by placing human DNA inside empty eggs from other mammals.

I would have to experiment with camera angles, so that my nostrils wouldn't frighten whatever small children might be in the room.

The experiments would have required a lot of experiments with associated cost implications.

"If it failed," Ms. Sharp said, "it would have been an experiment in failure".

The strike would have wrecked an experiment the league began just days before the bargaining deadline: live online broadcasts of games.