Sentence examples for is it would bring from inspiring English sources

The Fair Tax propaganda says frankly that it is intended to be "revenue-neutral". That is, it would bring in just as much money as the taxes it replaces.

If she had been, it would bring a lot more baggage.

The value of a property, they argued, is what it would bring on the market.

The argument for consolidation, he said, is that it would bring in more state aid.

"If this news is confirmed, it would bring stunned, indignant condemnation from the entire French people," the Foreign Ministry said.

The advantage of this option is that it would bring back the two lost shock absorbers of inflation and devaluation.

The (very) short answer is that it would bring remarkably few benefits while causing a lot of harm.

While the catalog only said "estimate on request," when the auction house announced it was selling the painting, it said it was expecting it would bring $40 million to $50 million.

That's because it would bring tangible gains for American families here and now.

At other times, he checked his enthusiasm, as if he were afraid it would bring down on his head the wrath of some corporate god.

Cornell figures that if Orient were liquidated, it would bring $22 a share.