Sentence examples for would translate to from inspiring English sources

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This would translate to its lowest vote share ever.

For Lucentis, that 6 percent would translate to roughly $120 a dose.

It remains unclear whether such action would translate to increased support for the rebels.

That a balance of colors, or chords, would translate to spices and salts?

It was not clear how his blunt style would translate to Pentagon procurement or international diplomacy.

"There's good evidence to suggest that what happens in mice would translate to patients," said Gilbert.

It is unclear if those statements would translate to foreign policy benefits for India.

He said that would translate to about 5,000 to 6,000 job cuts.

The infrared detector would then detect a difference in temperature, which would translate to moisture.

That would translate to about $900 million in new revenue in the fourth quarter.

Therefore, the rise would translate to one extra case of bowel cancer in all those 100 lifetime bacon-eaters.

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