Sentence examples for there would provide from inspiring English sources

State workers there would provide a form to anyone who asked, but wouldn't routinely remind applicants they could register.

He worked to repopulate the city not only with its former inhabitants but also with elements of all the conquered peoples of the empire, whose residence and intermingling there would provide a model for a powerful and integrated empire.

Both men would apply at the U.S. Consulate in Monterrey for a three-year work permit, and someone there would provide them with a list of approved insurance companies in Mexico.

And certainly in my state of Tennessee, we were the test case for public option health care in 1994, and our Democrat government has even cautioned that maybe our experiences there would provide some lessons learned that should be heeded, and would provide guidance for us to go forward.

Additionally, opportunities for NDH trainees to travel to Seattle to experience clinical rotations there would provide a true exchange, and much greater depth to the overall relationship between the two institutions.

Another bill there would provide more local control.

If they eventually succeed there, it would provide a major boost to opposition morale and could induce Taliban defections.

Unbeknownst to Darwin, it was the animals he would observe and collect there that would provide his first inkling that species were not immutable as the theological thinking of the day proclaimed.

A victory there, they hoped, would provide the momentum necessary to capture the nomination.

Because of the number of people involved and the scope of its ambitions, the National Theatre company would prove fertile ground for these strategies, alliances, secrets and betrayals, and my time there, though it would provide enormous rewards, ended by becoming the most distressing of my career.

So a visit there would certainly provide a spectacular foreign-policy finale to Bill Clinton's presidency.