Sentence examples for would probably have saved from inspiring English sources

A dive would probably have saved him.

That would probably have saved us money.

Caen fought this final day with a passion that would probably have saved it if it had appeared earlier.

Jack Butland 5/10 Would probably have saved Kroos's shot had he not been struggling with the injury that forced his departure.

The problem is that these steps set up incentives through the tax code, which means that the biggest benefits go to the highest earners — people who, moreover, would probably have saved anyway.

Tearing down the facade and rebuilding it would probably have saved hundreds of thousands of dollars, "but that wasn't an option for historic preservation reasons," added Rick Cook, partner of Cook + Fox Architects, which designed the new theater.

The police say a helmet would probably not have saved a 6-year-old boy who was fatally struck by a car last Thursday afternoon while crossing the street on a foot-powered scooter in Elizabeth, N.J.

A wider security perimeter would probably have halted the attack, and saved the life of the one American, an Army colonel, who was killed in his hotel room.

(It's not a ton of money, but it's $1,000 more than I would probably have if I had tried to save on my own).

Had federal investigators not managed to record a couple of telephone conversations in which several people discussed a plan to drive the stock up so that one shareholder could dump his stock, that rise and fall would probably have gone unnoticed by everyone save those who made and lost money in the case.

It was an incredibly frustrating style of play, but it ensured that unless Canada drove the crease, Finland goaltender Tuukka Rask would probably have a long (and easier) shot to save.