Sentence examples for it would naturally from inspiring English sources

Scott Tobin, the director of product development, said that as the brand progressed with its designs and eventually fielded a compact car, it would naturally move the brand's age demographic down.

It would naturally give us great pleasure.

It would naturally be unreasonable to apply it to a group known to contain twins.

(It would naturally be bad for developed countries that were commodity and energy exporters, such as Canada).

You can speed up the game, but I let most of it play out as it would naturally.

Now she finds it hard to be taken seriously, difficult to get her music heard in the places it would naturally fit.

This sagging homogeneity helps to explain why the race has proved so lacklustre.It would naturally be preferable if Labour could anoint someone who had served in high office, yet was untainted by the previous Labour government's blunders; who had first-hand experience of the world beyond politics, but a firm grasp of Westminster's machinations.

Signing Lee, if it happens, would naturally improve the Yankees.

I was under the misapprehension that if you really loved something it meant you would naturally be good at it.

Such a view, insofar as it was elitist, would naturally be attractive to the cavalry class, and it is an appealing suggestion that the original coup d'état was staged at the deme site of Colonus precisely because of its associations with the cult of Poseidon Hippios that is, "Horsey" Poseidon.

For example, YouTube is toying with a subscription model, which (if it goes that way) would naturally put it in Netflix's camp, while the other big player, Hulu, is solely ad-supported.