Sentence examples for should be would be from inspiring English sources

However, the varied experiences in Broward and Palm Beach Counties strongly suggest that the process of getting Republicans and Democrats to agree on what that uniform standard should be would be contentious and drawn out.

"Equal and exact justice would have taken this officer's life; but imprisonment in the Penitentiary for a long term of years, his loss of rank and position — if that imprisonment be without hope of pardon, as it should be — would be almost an equal example".

"What else should I be?" would be a constant question with a new answer every year.

"The test of policy should be: would it be possible for the next government to reverse what you've done in a term or two.

Or maybe the question should be: Would we be today if John McCain had been president during the Cuban Missile Crisis?

Once the estimator has been selected, it is also unclear what the optimal allocation of resources between the different surveillance levels should be: Would it be better to conduct more outbreak investigations or to increase hospital-based surveillance?

Your first question if you're forming a cult should be: would the world be a better or worse place if everyone was as enthusiastic about this thing, as we are, or as I am?

"Because if I could influence rebuilding our military the way it should be, that would be a task I would consider undertaking".

It would be bluer than it should be and would be of a type known to astronomers as a "blue straggler".

The question should be what would be done with the money that would become available.

The new country's share of Britain's foreign-exchange reserves around £9 billion—would provide credibility.Deciding how the new currency should be managed would be more complicated.