Sentence examples for would have use of from inspiring English sources

Alteration to the biomechanics (adjustment of fixation method) across the non-union would have influenced the results as would have use of the rhBMP.

Also, I had no idea who would have use of a virtual version of a croissant that costs more than the actual thing.

It is not a phrase that either would have used of the club in the past few years, struggling with ownership issues that were reflected on the field; no trophy has been won since Reina's saves in a penalty shoot-out delivered the 2006 FA Cup.

Most people would have used an "of" in place of "as": "twice the meat and cheese of a Big Mac". And many would agree that "as" sounds weird.

PORT B and D are unused (USART would have used some of the pins, but that is not currently implemented).

(Hillary Clinton, had she been at the podium, likely would have used one of her most common phrases, "God-given potential").

"In the past, we would have used 50 percent of our budget on computers that have now been replaced with the simplicity of the Arduino".

"Had we had hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash to play with, one would think we would have used some of it to pay for our cars and our home," he said in the affidavit.

"We would have hoped that during this tough time, the company would have used some of that wealth to reinvest in its work force," said David Nassar, a spokesman for Wal-Mart Watch, a union-financed advocacy group.

Buying AstraZeneca would have used some of that cash and moved Pfizer's tax domicile to the United Kingdom, a tax-avoiding strategy called an inversion.

As demonstrated in Table 6, construction land would have used 78% of its planned quota in 6 years, implying that the plan was unreasonable and/or would not meet development needs.