Sentence examples for this would come with from inspiring English sources

This would come with its own set of issues, monetary and regulatory.

Presumably, this would come with a keyboard-cover, like Microsoft's Surface Pro tablets.

A spokesman from the university said that while it was possible to find cheaper accommodation further away from the campuses, "this would come with additional travel costs and travel time".

This would come with strings attached (how onerous remains unclear) but would activate the commitment by the ECB to intervene in bond markets to bring down Spain's borrowing costs.

Sure, but this would come with strings attached: We would be asked to order "MOQ" (minimum order quantity), and MOQs can be relatively high.

I talked about a Facebook browser, when you consider Google already has Chrome, it doesn't seem all that strange that Facebook could have one too; of course this would come with a litany of privacy concerns, but that's a conversation and a genuine concern for another day.

"I always thought this moment would come with globalisation and all," said Edu K during a chat which again ended with that meek "obrigado".

This undoubtedly would come with additional costs.

"The Syrians want to be prepared for this opening that would come with peace," said Taha Mikati, a confidant of Bashar Assad.

Of more importance to him is the title, which would be his 71st, one short of Jack Nicklaus's career total and the further validation of his consistent play this season that would come with it.

I said 60-80%: enough to 'pass' in situations that demanded limited communication, without yet pressuring myself to remain 'convincing' during extended dialogue (this, I hoped, would come with practice).