Sentence examples for be that it would from inspiring English sources

The key – quite convincing – argument against it used to be that it would mean parliament overruling its people.

But while the Indiana court did not address this issue, the tone of its opinion seemed to be that it would not adopt the Delaware approach.

But Randgold certainly knows how to play to local sentiment: its main appeal seems to be that it would put the word Ashanti first in the merged firm's name.

If you left it to its own devices, the end result had to be that it would become the master stream.

Wilson replied, "My personal answer to that would be, that it would hot".

I think there's an implication of what it might be — that it would be sexual.

Sometimes I hoped it would be, that it would just end and that there would finally be quiet.

The answer seemed to be that it would make little difference; power and water were more pressing problems.

A likely theme for any proposed changes would be that it would help create jobs by giving businesses more certainty, a claim that can be difficult to oppose.

If that happened to Britain, the default position would be that it would quit both the single market and the European Union.

But the biggest reason for equalizing capital gains rates may be that it would generate a vast amount of additional revenue for the Treasury.