Sentence examples similar to would have let know from inspiring English sources

I was born on a military base and have a British birth certificate and the Egyptians wouldn't have known of my existence let alone documented it.

"You know things didn't go well when, a few minutes after the interview concludes, Matthews' booker emails my producer: 'I wish you would've let me know that Larry was planning on attacking Chris,'" Elder wrote.

Only seeing my baby face and completely ignoring my rolling briefcase that would've let them know I'm not a teen mom.

To really discuss whether PrEP is indeed ineffective, we would first have to let people know that it exists, what it does, and where to get it.

Insurance companies would just have to let customers know "what protections the plans didn't include" and "that the marketplace offers new options".

Others stated lack of use: "Yes of course [cost-effectiveness analysis] would be useful, but I have to let you know that this is not used adequately [in this country] as very few professionals know this kind of language.

Hillary, it has been several years since last I wrote and I would like to let you know what has gone on in our family since then.

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My choice has been, I'd prefer to let him know how to really navigate life as it is rather than say: You can be president!

"With all the technology at their fingertips, then it wouldn't have been too hard to let everyone know".

These Marshallese community members would never have been able to enroll -- let alone know about available financial assistance -- without this help.