Sentence examples for best there would from inspiring English sources

At best there would be less money to lend.

ONE of the supposed themes of the year was the coming great rotation out of bonds and into equities (see my January post on this, which suggested at best there would be a mini-rotation).

If they won the race, they would receive an additional $25,000 (the top prize now is $75,000), and if they broke the course record or world best, there would be bonus money, now $25,000 and $50,000, respectively.

This means that at best there would be 43 false positives out of each 100 positive screens.

At best, there'd be one heck of a case of gridlock.

"And the best thing — nobody there would give a damn if it's Merle Haggard or not.

Joe Carberry, of Open Britain, said: "The government's own figures show that even under the best case scenario there would be a hit to GDP, trade and investment".

"I think the best candidate out there would be Jon Trigg, Culkinn said.

"That would offer the best guarantee there would be stability in the country.

Spending more money on schools in deprived areas and dispatching the best teachers there would do more to help poor children.

If all health spending was put through this rigorous analysis of ensuring every pound bought the best value, there would be a remarkable shift in NHS priorities.