Sentence examples for would overall have from inspiring English sources

A Whitelaw government would, overall, have continued the interventionist economic policies of the previous decade.

The researchers had no way to know how those students, if they'd come, would have changed the overall findings.

"We have got independent initial estimates published form the Valuation Office Agency which suggest that retail, overall, would have seen a tax rise of 1% above inflation.

The tally for violent crime overall would have been nearly 7% higher.

Had the crimes been recorded correctly, the official figure for violent crime overall would have been nearly 7% higher.

That said, without the not-for-profits, the number of revivals overall would have been cut in half, showing how essential they are in maintaining Broadway's heritage.

If category 6 had been used as cut-off, fewer potential cases of LGA overall would have been diagnosed (181), with proportionally fewer cases prevented (81) (Table  1).

Yet even if the BJP wins there, the loss of Delhi and Rajasthan would mean overall defeat.That would have several consequences, none good for Mr Vajpayee.

Excluding cigarettes, the overall index would have risen 0.2percentt and the core rate would have increased 0.1percentt.

There was modest year-on-year growth of 0.9% overall, but without Playhouse Disney's debut contribution of 37,016, the group's overall sales would have recorded a slight decline.

If the population had skewed younger, the overall result would probably have shown a higher risk; if the population had skewed older, the overall risk would probably have been lower.