Sentence examples for would have preserved from inspiring English sources

He should have played 33 g3, which would have preserved his edge.

Those who would have preserved the rule were critical of the decision.

Anand returned the favor by playing 40 Ra5; 40 Rd3 would have preserved the balance.

I'm pretty sure he would have lost in the runoff, but he would have preserved his political viability.

He made a big mistake with 42 f7, when 42 Rf5 would have preserved most of his advantage.

And of course it threatens the sheep farming and hill farming tradition in the region that I would have preserved.

But that plan would not have preserved the cultural activities on the land, including the music and dance camp.

How would I have preserved my human spark within a reality that was wholly devised to extinguish it?

If some other tenant — like a bank or a deli, you name it — had taken over the space, would they have preserved the walls?

"The regime that controls this country is very smart and cunning and sly, and he who thinks otherwise is under an illusion and naïve, or it wouldn't have preserved such a large nation in the refrigerator of stillness and subservience for 30 years," wrote Magdy el Gallad in the Feb. 23 issue of the independent daily newspaper Al-Masry Al-Youm.

There has been criticism of Thomas Minns for not giving away a penalty on the final tackle in regulation time, something that would almost certainly have preserved the win Rovers needed to stay up.