Sentence examples for would have outside from inspiring English sources

It's hard to know how much of a constituency Ghani himself would have, outside the ranks of the educated civil service and business circles.

"Freedom to do that is one of the advantages one would have outside of public sector [restraints that Channel 4 operates under]." Channel 4, which is state-owned but commercially funded through advertising, has just £500m in reserves and assets.

A few years ago, this idea would have seemed radical (or at least it would have outside of Washington and Puerto Rico, where it's long been popular). But it is now starting to get more attention, and it deserves to.

Alexander's board would have outside members, and it would have the ability to form panels to carry out studies.

Nevertheless, bouncers likely provided more insight than would have outside observers (Calvey 2000; Lister et al. 2000; Monahagan 2004; Hobbs et al. 2002; Hobbs 2003; Winlow et al. 2001).

Nucleic acids such as RNA might then have formed more easily within the liposomes than they would have outside.

Plain, simple and hearty, it was one of the best Czech meals I'd had outside of Prague, and it paired perfectly with a 2010 cabernet Moravia from the local winemaker Vinarstvi Vajbar Rakvice.

Bankruptcy law can protect the rights of creditors, but it can also be used to take rights from creditors that they would have had outside of bankruptcy.

"In an ideal world, you wouldn't have outside money at all," said Lehane.

If the sample were outside the mainstream, our Presidential job approval numbers would have been outside the mainstream as well.

The technology would have applications outside aviation as well.