His philosophy can be seen as a precursor of logical empiricism, but because of the peculiar form of his logic, he would not have may direct followers.
Many Burmese human rights activists and their followers would have listened, may have learned, and may have begun to question the institutionalised racism which impacts negatively on all Burmese.
The tracks along which the carts would have trundled may still be visible.
Where before she was certain of Pepys's actions, she must now reckon that he "would have" or "may have" or "could have" done something.
Let Peter Chernin, president of News Corporation, lead the rest and say, "The shadows of the things that would have been, may be dispelled".
What the interpreter believes the authors would have decided may well end up being nothing over and above what he believes they should decide were they with us today.
The subjunctive paraphrase (had A happened B would have happened) may reflect a superficial linguistic strategy rather than the possibilities individuals have kept in mind (e.g., Ormerod, Manktelow, & Jones, 1993).
If someone listed Clemens, Pettitte, Mussina, Wells and Mays and asked an honest, astute fan which pitcher the Angels would want to face this October, the answer would have been Mays.
Without substantial and sustained national budgetary commitments to public health, this high rate of coverage may not be maintained and outbreaks in disease that otherwise would have been prevented, may not be," Yett said.
Without substantial and sustained national budgetary commitments to public health, this high rate of coverage may not be maintained and outbreaks in disease that otherwise would have been prevented, may not be," Yett stressed.
As luck would have it, there may be a vacancy at Glencore.
