Sentence examples for it would very from inspiring English sources

In the US, even if a pro-austerity majority could be elected (very tall order) and actually followed through on its promise, it would very quickly lose the future elections, because the economy would tank and the economy drives elections.

And Kenneth Starr, if he could get away with it, would very likely do its bidding.

That would be most unlikely to cost Labour its place in a coalition; but it would very probably cost Mr Melkert the prime ministership.

That would hearten Islamic militants in Egypt and Jordan and make those countries' leaders shiver a bit more; and it would very likely embolden Iran in its ambitions for regional leadership and insistence on a nuclear program.

The rise of constitutional theory created an unbearable tension between Thayer's claim that judges should uphold a statute unless its invalidity was clear beyond doubt (as it would very rarely be), and constitutional theories that claimed to dispel doubt and yield certifiably right answers in all cases.

It would very likely be expensive.

It would very much like to go through these documents".

It would very probably be the biggest last-minute upset ever in a caucus or primary.

If To Kill a Mockingbird was published today it would very likely be published as YA.

"Without significant funding from News International, it would very probably have been forced to close anyway".

But it would very hard to make a living exclusively out of studying excrement, admits Jones.