Sentence examples for illusion it would from inspiring English sources

But the apparent rise in tax rates would be an illusion: it would simply substitute an explicit tax for the implicit tax that companies and workers pay in the form of insurance premiums.

The apparent ease and simplicity of clean coal is an illusion; it would be enormously expensive, create new problems, and leave the larger problem -- unsustainable development -- untouched.

Fearing the escape of poisonous discharge into the local environment, Soviet petrochemical students lit the gas under the illusion it would eventually burn it all off.

I was under no illusion it would resemble my memories of The Cosby Show, but hoped it could blossom into something more meaningful than a good story to tell at dinner parties.

But Paulson had no illusion that it would be easy to stay on top.

The NHS never was a monolith and especially now, it cannot afford to indulge the illusion that it would be better if it were.

Nadine Strossen, the president of the American Civil Liberties Union, said, "I'm not operating under any illusion that it would have been different under someone else.

"I don't think she was ever under any illusion that it would be easy," said Senator Barbara Boxer, also a California Democrat.

I see from some of the comments that there's a widespread belief that the wage stagnation we've experienced under "modern capitalism" is some kind of illusion, that it would go away if we took benefits into account.

I have family in the NHS and keep updated with the news so I was under no illusion that it would be an easy ride or that it would be a job you can just pick up and put down, that's not how the NHS works.

No one around Mr. Perry had illusions that it would be easy.