Sentence examples for would have utilised from inspiring English sources

In the original proposal, Richard Broun had calculated that over its first century of operations the cemetery would have seen around five million burials at a rate of 50,000 per year, the great majority of which would have utilised the railway.

Importantly, several participants disclosed that they would not have utilised traditional SSS had they not come across the MSSS.

Several participants disclosed that they would not have utilised another form of SSS, had they not come across the MSSS, this was irrespective of whether quit attempts were unplanned or planned (2e, f).

As he suggested when I spoke to him last week: "Because my program was continuing to pump out music like a spigot, it became a problem of: 'Why play this sonata and not that one?'" Cope has no doubt that Mozart in particular, with his structural genius, would – if he'd had the means – have utilised computerised intelligence in exactly the same way.

PC owners have utilised this option to build immense marvels of virtual architecture, including the Starship Enterprise.

"They have utilised some excellent work by many officers in the gathering of intelligence and information, which has allowed us to seize a significant amount of drugs, which would soon have been poisoning our streets".

Ideally, more detailed biometrics would have been utilised to derive obesity status.

Ideally a PPARγ null mouse would have been utilised, however, PPARγ null mice are not viable (Barak et al., 1999) and conditional PPARγ null mice were unavailable.

The North has utilised anticipatory self-defence arguments before, particularly to argue that the US would be a legitimate target for a pre-emptive nuclear strike.

Sherwood has utilised both systems this season.

Kenny said the raids had "utilised some excellent work by my officers in the gathering of intelligence and information, which has allowed us to seize a significant amount of drugs which would soon have been poisoning our streets".