Sentence examples for that would be undone from inspiring English sources

The sequester was supposed to be a temporary solution to the Republican threat of default that year, one that would be undone when the "super-committee" — a kind of grand conference committee — came up with a better plan.

Huxley's nightmare, set out in Brave New World, his great dystopian novel, was that we would be undone by the things that delight us.

He predicted that it would be undone in two years when it becomes apparent to everyone that the country can't afford it.

And then the ITV announcer decided to spoil it all by revealing that everything would be undone by a third season.

"It's more that progress that has been made would be undone," Adams said.

In newly proposed payment structures, we also take unintended consequences into account, including a deterioration of gaming [ 29] and limited neglect of untargeted quality aspects, yet not to an extent that the gain in effectiveness would be undone [ 30].

He understood that his fragile working alliance with LBJ would be undone if he challenged the president's leadership on the war.

Everything would be undone.

He never guessed he would be undone on the plains.

I still wanted to know how the knot they were all tangled in would be undone.

Using a combination of thorough interview and statistical analysis, Gerbka and his team compiled a listing of 100 things or activities that would be far better left undone or unexperienced -- than experiencing or accomplishing them late.