Sentence examples for statements it would be from inspiring English sources

Since literature contains statements, it would be surprising indeed if at least some of them were not true.

We conclude that as a practical matter, if all that would be investigated is the vice president's veracity in his most recent sworn statements, it would be best for the department to share any contradictory information with the public, and let the voters decide.

However, if economists limited themselves to such statements, it would be easy to dismiss their recommendations as purely academic.

I had expected it to be a message of anger, but if you boiled down to one the overall sentiment most often expressed in the nonbelievers' statements, it would be this: Why do Christians hate us so much?

If you are going to borrow someone's statements, it would be better to contact this person and ask for permission to do it; alternatively make use of citation rules.

US Airways, which at various points suggested it could not survive as an independent carrier, said in its statement it would be "moving forward with a plan to address the competitive environment," adding that "details of that plan will be announced soon".

Some analysts said that while the Fed may not have explicitly mentioned emerging markets in its statement, it would be an oversight to think the central bank is not keeping a close eye on the global economy.

Should the report of spying be confirmed, he said in a statement, it would be "completely unacceptable".

No expensive rebrand, no new buildings, no more politicians, no new protocol, but what a statement it would be!

Bush administration officials say that despite the G-7 statement, it would be anathema for them even to contemplate an intervention to keep the dollar from falling.

Imagine what a powerful statement it would be to have our president-elect choose to attend this critical meeting.