Sentence examples for would supposedly have from inspiring English sources

With those few words of reassurance, the peace process would supposedly have been back on track.

The shadow, in this case, would supposedly have darkened a strip of Central Park, an effect that opponents dramatized, one afternoon in 1987, by assembling in the Park with open black umbrellas.

The Kyoto protocol would supposedly have obliged American firms to spend $51 per tonne of carbon to clean up their act (albeit by 2010); McCain-Lieberman set a level of $9-16 9-16

Polish officials, for example, were annoyed to be told to invite a senior Russian to a recent pro-democracy shindig in Cracow: excluding him would supposedly have caused a damaging row.

The proposal would have required the City Council to drop its proposed cap and set a wage floor for drivers, and would supposedly have paid "tens of thousands of dollars" to impacted and/or financially ruined medallion owners "right away" from a pool that companies would pay into over the next five years.

Tribune, it argued, would have a stranglehold over circulation and advertising rates, since readers and advertisers would supposedly have nowhere else to turn.

The drummer, an alleged hotel room smasher who'd supposedly had his blood replaced at an expensive clinic in Geneva, thumbed a hand-held video game.

Blackface characters were used to propagate the idea that because Emancipation caused racial violence and social instability, newly freed black folks longed for the "protections" they'd supposedly had under slavery.

The same was said when sound came to the movies, since actors who could speak and be heard would supposedly not have to really have as much acting talent to convey emotion and ideas.

Facebook spends a lot of time fighting spam and scam hawking "profile spy apps" that would supposedly let you see who has viewed your profile.

The ride would supposedly take 15 hours.