Sentence examples for would have propelled from inspiring English sources

Killing the Lo Piccolos would have propelled Sicily into another murderous conflict.

A victory would have propelled him into rare air — millions upon millions earned — but when Malignaggi turned 28 the day after the fight, his career was in jeopardy.

Doping was beside the point in my case, since there is no substance known to science that would have propelled me anywhere near the front.

His own eight-goal haul, which would have propelled him to overnight world attention under normal circumstances, will now be relegated to an incidental aside.

The Sooners lost to the Longhorns on Feb. 21; a victory would have propelled them to No. 1 in the country.

The fact that victory over Spurs would have propelled Arsenal to the top of the league made this defeat even more painful.

A Tornado win would've propelled Hoover to the playoffs.

The tradition speaks primarily of settlement by conquest, and tribes of conquerors led by a warrior nobility would certainly have propelled the Indo-Aryan migration southward.

Indeed, had the Libor scandal not toppled Bob Diamond, the revelation of a shortfall so large would surely have propelled him out of the door.

It seems safe to say at this point that, if Smith were not already dead, that sentence would likely have propelled him under the nearest bus.

Maybe if he'd paid more attention to the actual war, conducted with a phony casus belli in a country where we did not understand the culture, he wouldn't have propelled America into two more Vietnams.