Sentence examples for would have translated from inspiring English sources

The Vedics would have translated the world order as Rta, which also means truth.

The players most recently had proposed that 50percentt of those players be eligible, which would have translated to 49 or 50 this year.

"Everybody knows that stuff," she said, although the book was a lively mix of old and new tales that would have translated well on screen.

500 rose 4.4 percent — a blistering pace that, if kept up for the rest of 2012, would have translated into a compound annual return of nearly 67 percent.

How that show would have translated to Europe, courtesy of Erik Petersen, who has previously emailed under the pseudonym Thoroughly Lost (long story apparently).

"We're not going to go bankrupt," Inwood says, but "this would have translated to 600 new jobs, five minutes down the road from Holden".

Invested in its business — which would likely have translated to hiring and infrastructure purchases that would, in turn, have boosted the broader economy.

Invested in its business which would likely have translated to hiring and infrastructure purchases that would, in turn, have boosted the broader economy.

Would those have translated well to a smaller device with a screen of, say, 8 or 9 inches?

If John had promoted his giveaway more aggressively, would it have translated into bigger sales?

The upstaging from stage III to stage IV would not have translated into changes in treatment strategy in four patients, including one patient with liver involvement (patient no. 4), one patient with osseous involvement (patient no. 21) and two patients with liver and osseous involvement (patient no. 16, 20).