Sentence examples for but it would very from inspiring English sources

That would be most unlikely to cost Labour its place in a coalition; but it would very probably cost Mr Melkert the prime ministership.

"But it would be very, very high risk," because groundhogs, unlike raccoons, are active during the day, when car, dog and human traffic is the highest.

Maritime charity Seafarers UK has donated £50,000 towards the appeal but the mission said it would "very soon have to be dipping into our reserves".

"It's something that sounds very good, but it would be very expensive and very complex," said Richard Peters, regional planning and program manager for the state's Department of Transportation, which would ultimately oversee any bridge crossing.

That loss would not show up on the income statement, but it would be very real.

We think that the model suggests a new type of random processes, which is unclear how to study analytically but it would be very interesting even in very special cases; the queuing theory is inapplicable here.

"But it'd be very, very different if I did it".

I have a contract with Liverpool, but it would be very difficult to say no to Real Madrid.

I do, but it would be very difficult for people on Earth to pronounce, so I do not use it very often when we are attacking other planets.

But it would be very difficult.

"But it would be very sensitive to changes in enthusiasm.