Sentence examples for it would generally be from inspiring English sources
It would generally be impossible for the state to unilaterally lower prison spending without first cutting the prison population dramatically.
Those planes are usually used on more profitable routes, and it would generally be in United's interests to renegotiate payment terms rather than have those planes repossessed.
It would generally be an X. PS: I wanted to see Hell's Angels '69, but they said: "No mate, you're too young".
While it would generally be more expensive to air-condition an entire house using a ductless system -- the cost would average about $2,500 for each room -- such a system makes sense when only a few rooms are being used.
Often assumed, if not explicitly stated, in these early globalization debates was the idea that freer trade may be harmful for wages and inequality in rich countries such as the United States, but it would generally be beneficial for people in poorer countries such as Mexico or India.
With the advent of this new travel, not only would commuting time be cut, but it would generally be more luxurious with the passengers free to spend the time as they wish.
A fee would also be levied, though it is expected that this would generally be rendered in the form of community service.With these conditions, the plan looks more credible than the government's commitment to deport all illegal immigrants, something which at the current rate would take at least 25 years.
Yet the resulting utterance, were it construed as an ascription, would generally be a true one.
Even if the law had such a restriction, he said, it would be violated only if the tree reached the maximum height permitted by law; the issue of whether it obstructed a neighbor's view would generally be irrelevant.
Although monazitic beach sands (and equivalent placer deposits) only form 30% of the overall known thorium ore deposits, it is expected that such deposits would generally be utilised first if thorium becomes a viable nuclear fuel.
