Sentence examples similar to a would be world from inspiring English sources

And 54 years ago, Artificial Intelligence pioneer Herbert Simon declared "there are now in the world machines that think" and predicted that a computer would be world chess champion within 10 years.

That's easier said than done for my mother who, were chatting an Olympic sport, would be world champ.

Logically, this would be world government.

'I've always said that if India and Pakistan had a combined team they would be world-beaters.

I went online to buy a math course that would be world-class.

Once the Continent was no longer controlled by a would-be world tyrant, Britain didn't mind American ships trading there.

NEW DELHI, Aug. 2 - The monsoon season this year brought India the mantle of a would-be world power with nuclear weapons in its arsenal and a friend in George W. Bush.

Instead of focusing on the message--a regrettable one for most sentient beings--Todd could have asked Trump about the dangers inherent in a would-be world leader who doesn't see a pitfall until he's crashed through it.

In the real world a CEO would be a world-class dunce not to issue a dollar of debt in order to snatch ten dollars' worth of assets.

These tiny cells — a pinhead would be a world to them — do not look particularly spectacular.

Since every fact requires at least one object, a world without objects would be a world without facts.