Sentence examples for there would again be from inspiring English sources

If he returns, there would again be four bidders for the team.

Their glossy pictures of seafood risotto, goat cheese soufflé, a larb gai salad were the antithesis of my Kabul kitchen's offerings; they were imaginary meals that held the promise that some day there would again be peace and plenty, a time to compose beautiful dinners and not feel guilty about enjoying them when other people had so little.

If each device could reliably, continuously extract even microscopic amounts of heat, then in aggregate there would again be the production of macroscopically significant quantities of work.

If the financial penalty is lessened, then many fear there would again simply be no effective deterrent.

In his acceptance speech, he memorably declared that he was confident there would never again be a Holocaust against the Jews and said he knew why.

Sadly for King, there would never again be such magical playoff nights but there would be an all-star game return as a Washington Bullet in 1990-91 and a sweet 49-point explosion at the Garden against the Knicks that made him feel as if he had reached the Everest peak after a six-year climb.

The Conservatives know perfectly well that they would be ensuring that there would never again be a right wing majority government if they agreed to proportional representation.

As Iker Casillas had admitted, there would never again be anything like 2008 and 2010.

But there would never again be a serious attempt to guarantee all American families access to quality early education and after-school programs.

And there would never again be a discussion of renting a limo for a family viewing of all the Cincinnati Christmas lights.

"Until recently I thought that there would never again be an opportunity to be involved with an industry as socially destructive and morally bankrupt as the subprime mortgage industry," said Mr. Eisman, of FrontPoint Partners, a unit of Morgan Stanley.