Sentence examples for would have interesting from inspiring English sources

A head start in the prompt formation of a black hole already more massive than any star would have interesting theoretical and observational implications.

That sounds a little like post-structuralist mumbo-jumbo (to me, physicists in search of a "meta-book" is a scenario out of Pynchon, not Sweden), but if scientists really could create some sort of formula for identifying authorship, it would have interesting implications for the way we read, browse, and borrow.

I reach out to people who I think would have interesting conversations with me about the theme and collect references both visual and literary to create an archive.

The additional designers allowed Looking Glass to more carefully revise levels in Ultima Underworld II, so that players would have "interesting stuff" to see and do each time they explored an area.

Although it would have interesting to compare dexamethasone with prednisone, unfortunately the Dutch national ALL-9 treatment protocol does not allow for randomisation to different glucocorticosteroids and applied dexamethasone only.

Such a possibility would have interesting implications for sour beer breweries, and comparative studies of lambic and coolship breweries could offer insight into the brewery-specific flavor profiles displayed in these beers.

He passed, and South would have had interesting problems playing in a 3-3 fit.

The comparison would have been interesting.

Miles Davis would have been interesting.

Because it would have been interesting.

(Now that would have been interesting).