Sentence examples for it would entirely from inspiring English sources

It would entirely collapse our building programme".

It would entirely depend on his mood and the time of day".

Since the proposed tax cut would cost $2 trillion, or $2.2 trillion if an alternative minimum tax adjustment is included, it would entirely use up the remaining surplus, with no additional debt reduction.

But it would entirely wrong to cast him, on the grounds of his natural diffidence, as a hermit; he retreated to no grotto, but became a teacher — still the best way to find, and use, your public voice without being forced to raise it.

In a bid to outflank Labour and the Scottish National party from the left before May's Scottish elections, the SGP said it would entirely scrap the council tax, replacing it with a new residential property tax that would see the rates for more valuable homes increase more than threefold.

The company, which charges annualised interest rates of up to 5,853% a year and has been accused by MPs of "legal loan sharking", said it would entirely wipe out loans to 330,000 people, and scrap interest and charges owed by a further 45,000 customers.

Director Al Mansour insisted on shooting the film entirely in Saudi Arabia so that it would be entirely authentic, despite the legal and logistical problems it entailed.

If Berkshire's bid is all cash, it would be entirely taxable, while any stock-for-stock component in the other offers wouldn't be.

It would be entirely logical and possible to eliminate the entire food stamp program and low income Americans still come out ahead by $15 billion.

But it would be entirely hypothetical and involve no overt act, only acts of the mind.

However, it would be entirely unrealistic to think that these changes alone would produce substantial weight loss".