Sentence examples for would have formulated from inspiring English sources

This isn't the way Löwenheim himself would have formulated the theorem, but it's the most perspicuous formulation for our purposes.

"As a matter of tact, as Warren's friend, I'd probably have formulated it to him as 'This is not good for either side.' But my own view is that the suit will be terrible for Shandling, when all the proof comes out".

Some governments have formulated norms that would, in theory, keep the general level of prices constant and would keep the general level of pay rising only at the rate of the expected rise in productivity allowing, of course, for specific exceptions.

Instead of visiting the Gulf Coast and possibly interfering with evacuations and other activities, Senator John McCain should have formulated and then presented programs and policies that would keep people from suffering the worst effects of nature.

Despite Google's legacy, Twitter and Facebook have formulated advantages.

For each topic, we have formulated hypotheses.

We would have merely formulated a riddle that falsely presupposes that the two types of agent are co-possible.

They would not communicate any survival estimate to 22% of patients and would communicate a different estimate to the one they had formulated to 40%, of which 70% would be optimistically disparate.

"Some would have you believe that the Fire Department's role has diminished as this city has formulated protocols for dealing with large-scale emergencies and the number of fires we have from accidents have declined," Mr. Bloomberg said.

Nevertheless, the designer has formulated six golden rules.

First and foremost, G.M. would have to formulate a business plan that addresses virtually every aspect of the company that it hopes to transform while under bankruptcy protection.