Sentence examples for could be would be from inspiring English sources

Knowing in advance an estimate of what the results of an auction with these characteristics could be would be unquestionably useful for those in charge of designing the process, even if at the end another method such as a beauty contest is chosen.

The simple process of government articulating what its problems are, what its goals are, and what the potential solutions could be would be a tremendously positive reform in its own right.

Now that we're done with the psychiatric evaluation, I guess I should deal with the physical one: I'm tall, skinny and I've got truly fucking wonderful blue eyes, so I figured that becoming the model I knew I could be would be the piece of cake I knew I'd no longer be able to have.

In his statement on behalf of Africare my uncle said: "Nelson Mandela through years of imprisonment and deprivation held fast through his hope and faith that one day South Africa would be free and there could be, would be, a better world.

Your grieving friend might not believe this, and may think the best place the deceased could be would be alive.

The only people who could object would be people who were already on the wrong side.

Because, the most Russia or Paraguay could say would be "We are deterred," and they might be lying.

"It's not enough to just say, 'Yeah, I did it.' Her speaking out would accent what he is saying and could be helpful — would be helpful, probably".

The best place from which this could be mailed would be, of course, from Boston".

The only way the car could be quieter would be to eliminate the moving parts.

The only way it could be worse would be if it was inside a telephone booth.