Sentence examples for would have promoted from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether a more accurate reading of emissions levels would have promoted a swifter or wider evacuation from around the plant.

Watson – red-haired, slight and edgy – never expected to succeed as a classical prince and remains convinced that no one but Mason would have promoted him to principal.

Yes, to save the overtrick, East could have covered dummy's heart jack with her queen, and West could have underled her club ace, putting her partner on lead for a heart return, which would have promoted the spade queen.

West cashed three diamond tricks, then probably should have led a fourth diamond, which would have promoted a trump trick for his partner if he had held four to the ten.

In his brief tenure, Mr. Kempthorne has done several good things for the parks — including killing a potentially harmful rewrite of the service's management policies that would have promoted inappropriate commercial and recreational activities at the expense of conservation.

Brown might - just - have obviated it after May 3 by offering a non-Labour Scottish government a generous, acceptable package which would have promoted a coalition and house-trained the Scottish Nationalists.

"It would have been an eye on the street," said Hedi White, a member of Community Board 8. "It would've promoted safety and attractiveness.

Weinstein not only believes that the measure would improve workplace safety for porn stars, he also thinks it would've promoted safer sex to the public.

He added that he would not have promoted a gay man in the Guard – not because of his sexuality but because "the risk of disloyalty would have been too high".

Cashman said every starter could have been injured, and he still would not have promoted Pettitte.

He says he knows the university values his work, otherwise they would not have promoted him.