Sentence examples for understand it would take from inspiring English sources

Having given this assist to the wealthy, he would repeal "Obamacare," repeal Dodd-Frank, repeal Sarbanes-Oxley, and replace the Environmental Protection Agency with an "Environmental Solutions Agency," which as I understand it would take its orders from businessmen who have no stake in preserving the environment, and a pretty sizeable one in exploiting it.

Albert L. Lord, the chairman of Sallie Mae's parent company, the SLM Corporation, said at a shareholders' meeting on Thursday that "the company is not in any kind of difficulty and I don't think anyone else is in the kind of difficulty I understand it would take to get a judge to move more quickly than judges normally move, unfortunately".

Persistent rumours suggest that Mr Brown plans to take up to £5 billion a year from pension funds by modifying this tax, which, as hardly anybody understands it, would take feathers from the goose without much hissing.

I had to fully and completely understand what it felt like to be in the closet before I could begin to understand what it would take to leave it.

Vaughn is a realist, Valentine said, and had to understand that it would take awhile to get comfortable again.

Higgins said he did not understand why it would take so long and revealed he had hopes of reducing the timescale and therefore the cost.

Already, researchers are hard at work trying to understand what it would take to succeed in such a mission.

"I have not tested times for passcodes with numbers, letters or symbols, but it is fairly easy to understand why it would take substantially longer.

Both worked to understand what it would take to win in their market (home care agencies and senior living communities, respectively) by understanding how to make their product a "must have" rather than a "nice to have".

After all, if we say that, no two possible worlds can be physical duplicates without being duplicates simpliciter, we don't know what we've said unless we understand what it would take to be a physical duplicate, as opposed (say) to a chemical duplicate or a financial duplicate.

I began to really understand what it would take to find true happiness.