Sentence examples for principles you would from inspiring English sources

When buying overseas, follow the same general principles you would if you were buying in the UK.

If he's going to lay out party principles you'd think he'd be consulting with others in the party".

This best-of-both worlds feel is not surprising: orange wine is essentially white made using the principles you'd use to make a red.

Look beyond short-term payoffs to consider the values and principles you'd like to guide your decisions— and reconsider them throughout your negotiations.

In principle, you would have to say that it would.

In principle, you would expect tremendous advantages and some disadvantages.

"In principle, you'd be saying, 'Don't tighten your belt!' to the countries with the scope to do so," Mr. Truman said.

On the cui bono principle you'd be mad not to suggest that the unseen hand was Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad's, but congrats to London's Evening Standard for running a piece about the show's executive producer Suzi Aplin headlined: "The woman behind Adele Brits fiasco".

Does your faith dictate any absolute principles, ones you would never compromise, for using military force?

Use the same principles as you would for a rowing stroke.

Stick to timeless mathematical or scientific principles and you'd think you can't go far wrong.