Sentence examples for that would find from inspiring English sources

"We figured we could produce a platform that would find the same insights that we were finding at Causes".

Words that would find sympathy with many of those on the streets demanding change.

He said: "The National Health Service is a system that would find it very hard to function without foreign doctors.

So he announced an efficiency review, due to report in 2018, that would find £3.5bn of savings.

I first heard Chesky describe his company two years ago and thought it was a quaint idea that would find limited traction with niche travelers.

Back at Harvard as a junior fellow in the mid-1950s, Minventedventhe the confocal scanning microscope that would find many uses in science.

In a controversy that would find echoes in contemporary India, the rail operators, which enjoyed a government-guaranteed minimum return, were suspected of exorbitant profit-gouging.

But theirs is a right-wing (arguably far-right) movement that would find it difficult to ally with any opposition party.

The latter include not only ice fishermen and snowmobilers, but also asthma sufferers, hydropower generators and migratory birds that would find less food as forests change.

But Washington has been careful with its allies, these officials say, and will ask no military help from countries that would find it politically difficult.

Sipping his tea, he rummages through his mind's deep storehouse for the metaphors that would provide context, that would find renewal in this destruction.