Sentence examples for but would very from inspiring English sources

It would hold on to its G7 badge if Scotland left, but would very much be a junior member.

John Weaver, communications director for Senator John McCain's 2000 presidential run, said the filmmakers are "breaking new ground as propagandists" but would very likely have little effect.

But they would very much like their friends to move first.

But I would very much doubt if they will make much difference to audience figures.

But that would very likely just shift production to other low-wage countries like Vietnam and Mexico.

Dealings with European institutions happen more slowly, but we would very much like a European institution to be here".

Have Sun readers in Ireland been complaining about Page 3? It's possible, but I would very much doubt it.

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 I would very much like for the Russian Orthodox Church to take up such a role in society, so that all conflicting sides would seek and accept its mediation".

But France would very likely have conservative allies in the effort to challenge the German orthodoxy, with which Mr. Sarkozy felt he had to go along.

But employers would very likely have to pay these workers more than they pay temporary visa holders.