Even by Dacre's standards, that would be audacious.
Revamping the way farmers feed the planet, in the face of existential crises such as food shortages and climate change, would be audacious, revolutionary — and highly profitable.
The trick would be audacious and grisly no matter who the volunteer, but Carter has selected the most famous man in attendance, who also happens to be the most famous man in America: the President, Warren Ga-maliel Harding.
However many people did not think the Germans would be audacious enough to attack a famous liner carrying many American citizens.
If Massachusetts becomes the first state to make this conversion, health policy experts argue that it would be as audacious an achievement as universal coverage.
It would be pretty audacious of the Eleventh Circuit to accept this argument, but the publishers are clearly going all in with their fight against fair use.
It would be a bold and audacious decision for Nolan to kill off Wayne, but while installing Gordon-Levitt as the Dark Knight might be criticised as a commercially driven move, it would actually make a certain sort of sense.
It would be a shame if this audacious revisionism were to overshadow the contributions of three outstanding singers, all of whom make their Opera North debuts.
But if the duo were to claim their seats at the "Early Show" desk, it would be one of the more audacious and intriguing scenarios the genre has seen in some time.
If confirmed, it would be one of the rebels' most audacious assaults on Saudi Arabia since the kingdom began bombing Houthi targets in Yemen exactly three years ago.
It would be, as Blank said later, one of the most audacious experiments in entrepreneurship since World War II..
