Sentence examples for there would obviously be from inspiring English sources

If this measure were defined only as teacher work hours at the school, then there would obviously be no change in teacher work hours.

There would obviously be spirits and demons left lurking there by the people who lived there previously.

"There would obviously be significant impacts on the environment and the 800,000 visitors we get here each year".

"There would obviously be a benefit for U.S. banks, many of which are based in New York," said Ian Gordon, a bank analyst in London for Investec Securities.

There would obviously be no honey and no beeswax, but we would also be without fruit (except for pineapples and bananas), vegetables, beef, pork, dairy, and coffee.

There would obviously be no arms buildup on this issue in a Giuliani-Clinton matchup, and no commercials from Mrs. Clinton's campaign featuring footage of her opponent's distraught wife.

Asked after the game about the consequences of another home defeat, Southgate said: "There would obviously been more speculation and we would have been probably four or five places lower, which would have made life very difficult, I am sure, for all of us.

"If we could get 4,000 there this weekend that would be a 16th man there which would obviously be hugely important for the team.

But while an ethic of "do what you feel" would obviously be disastrous, there may be a way to transform this "moral individualism" into "moral ownership".

An unqualified acceptance of that claim, however, would obviously be unacceptable: there are going to be health care services which provide very little benefit, but which are hugely expensive, which may be accessible to the very rich, but which should not by any account be included in the bundle of health care services accessible to all, even by the most egalitarian standards of justice.

Which would have been fine, reckoned Sevilla's vice-president José Castro, "but when they showed us where we had to sit, we realised it was right by a bust of the Betis president" - and sitting there would obviously have been too much for Del Nido, who could have caught something or been seen in public alongside his worst enemy.