Sentence examples for it would as from inspiring English sources

(And yet, the university did not announce until after its Nov. 30 application deadline that it would, as my Times colleague Jennifer Medina wrote at the time, "offer far more financial aid to middle-class students starting next fall, with families earning up to $140,000 a year expected to contribute no more than 15 percent of their annual income").

And it would, as a bonus, boost the biodiversity of currently desolate hill land.

It would, as the substantive dissent in the NLRB ruling discusses, see the lecture hall as a factory floor.

It has so far trimmed about half the jobs it said it would as it consolidates.

Indeed it would, as I pointed out when the bid process began in July.

It would, as Stephen Fry put it, be the classiest of acts.

Even more notably, Feinstein repeatedly argued that requiring even basic disclosure about the eavesdropping program - such as telling Americans how many of them are targeted by it - would, as she put it, "destroy the program".

Whether it would be as high as $150 billion is unknown.

It would cost as much as half the 2012 Olympics.

"It would rise as high as the Jerome Avenue El".

It would be as simple as that.