Sentence examples for it would make very from inspiring English sources

It would make very little sense to just stop now".

"There is no clear sign that he wants the existing order to be overthrown, or that he believes it would make very much difference if it were overthrown.

LEAVE John Mills, chief executive of consumer goods distributor JML It would make very little difference to what we pay for goods, or to the price we sell them at.

For one, it would make very different assumptions about users and their habits.

"It would make very suitable storage".

So if this was my last meal, it would make me very, very happy.

"So within 30 seconds of finishing filming, we get the cool suit on, and it would make cooling very, very much quicker than it had been in the past".

"For that to go out, it would make life very, very difficult for Scottish football.

On the contrary, it would make me very, very sad.

Aluminum was very cheap and it would make sense to make very thick children's playground equipment out of them".

European Champion and Beijing Olympian Fran Halsall added: "I think it would make it very long and you don't really want to make things too long.