Sentence examples for that would top from inspiring English sources

Imagine any contemporary woman having "concerns" that would top the all-consuming prime directive to be thin.

Here was a project that would top them all and show how neoconservatism could move world politics along under a new style of US leadership.

The news reports were calling it the "Disney Outbreak," which sounded like a horror movie that would top box office charts.

Sprint shareholders are scheduled to vote on the SoftBank offer on Wednesday, though the meeting may be postponed to allow Dish more time to formalize a $25.5 billion takeover proposal for Sprint that would top SoftBank's $20.1 billion bid.

The Avis Budget Group signaled on Monday a potential bidding war for the Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group, saying it was considering a bid that would top the $1.2 billion offer by Hertz Global Holdings.

While it is easy to see why a book like this would receive such intense interest from economists, who are engineered to concern themselves with questions like these, it is, perhaps, more difficult to understand how Capital became a book that would top the summer reading lists of thousands of beach-bound, working class adults.

On Wednesday they predicted it would reach just 1.9percentt by that time, and that it would top out at 2.9percentt.

The London 2012 chairman, Lord Coe, said before the Games that he thought that China would top the medal table, followed by the USA and Russia.

The EIU said that Zurich would top the list if that was included in the cost analysis.

The federal deficit for the fiscal year that ended September 30 almost tripled, to $454.8 billion, and analysts predicted that it would top $1 trillion in 2009.

As if that wasn't enough, HuffPost Pollster's general election polling aggregate indicates that Hillary would top Trump in a general election by just 4.5 points.