Sentence examples for naturally that would from inspiring English sources

Naturally, that would be awful for us.

Naturally that would be embarrassing.

ESPN, which said it is "proud to be a broadcast partner of the SPL and a supporter of Scottish football," said in a statement: "We want to have a continued relationship with Scottish football and, naturally, that would need to make sense for Scottish football, for fans and for our business.

Naturally that wouldn't make a lick of difference if the Sense didn't deliver on its promise, but it certainly seems to get the job done with aplomb.

She had invited all her friends and I imagined, naturally, that they would have sex in the bushes, smoke crack and start a riot.

So it just came naturally that we would do this," he said, to laughs from the crowd, regarding his ongoing collaboration with co-writer Efthimis Filippou.

The company has inserted a gene into algae that allows the organisms to make a hydrocarbon they would not naturally produce, one that would help make fuel.

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Such antibacterial products may have naturally evolved thermostability that would increase their attractiveness as therapeutics.

And what to do about all the industries that would, naturally, line up for exemptions?

The city council, naturally, opposes any plan that would diminish Tehran's prestige.