Sentence examples for would then have time from inspiring English sources

The idea is that Germany would then have time to get its deficit and debt under the Maastricht ceilings.

If we froze them in bulk, the carer could quickly re-heat them in the microwave and would then have time to sit with Arthur while he ate.

Increasing the number of frames would be expected to improve reconstruction because, in theory, objects would then have more time to move away from the degradation.

We would then have sufficient time to develop a mitigation strategy if any of the objects are considered to have a high probability of hitting our planet.

"The next mayor would then have a difficult time coming in with any number below that.

They calculate that Democrats would first vote to back the administration's decision, and would then have a hard time opposing the second measure.

The city would then have lost valuable time in developing a precise picture of diseases from this kind of disaster and the public health response needed.

Wulfhere's date of birth is unknown, but Bede describes him as a youth at the time of his accession in 658, so it is likely he was in his middle teens at that time; Penda would then have been in his thirties at the time Wulfhere was born.

Schools would then have a short period of time to implement changes or gather evidence.

The clinician would then have a prediction of healing time together with an indication of its probability of being correct.

During diversification of the four extant chromalveolates lineages, photosynthetic capacity and/or the plastid organelle would then have been independently lost several times in different eukaryotic lineages, such as oomycetes (non-photosynthetic heterokonts), apicomplexa or ciliates (non-photosynthetic alveolates).