Sentence examples for would have liquidated from inspiring English sources

The scholarly vacuum thus created has been too often filled with interesting but ultimately fruitless speculation about whether Kennedy would have liquidated the American involvement in Vietnam, or whether he would have been as aggressive as Lyndon Johnson in building a Congressional and national consensus for civil rights legislation.

They have liquidated many real sources, starting with television".

"It would have been liquidated".

In most Western countries Hanbo would have been liquidated long ago, or at least been stripped to a profitable core.

Given the panic that gripped private purse-strings last year, it is more likely that GM would have been liquidated, sending a cascade of destruction through the supply chain on which its rivals, too, depended.

And so he was liquidated... the same way he had liquidated his children".

Russia has liquidated the memory of its worst dictators.

Without such help, the companies would have to liquidate, creating staggering new job losses.

Since such moves were the fund's undoing, that would have made liquidating its positions even more expensive.

Those withdrawals have prompted some to question whether he would have to liquidate the Harbinger Capital Partners Fund, which owns about a 7 percent stake in The New York Times Company.

Schwarz and Right Start stores, it said it would have to liquidate those as well if a sale was not completed by Dec. 15.