Sentence examples for which it would do from inspiring English sources

The bank countered that it was not required to pay the costs but had discretion to choose those cases in which it would do so, apparently out of the goodness of its heart.

The exact conditions under which it would do so were left vague.

Gridlock could easily delay any compromise package past the point at which it would do the economy any good.

No one has shown that allowing same-sex couples to marry undermines heterosexual marriage — or, indeed, discovered any plausible mechanism by which it would do so.

It is disingenuous of the administration to imply that extracting more tax from the oil companies, which it would do like a shot if Congress allowed it, would not raise prices at the pump.

The ruling solidified Auburn's chances of reaching the Bowl Championship Series title game, which it would do by defeating South Carolina in the Southeastern Conference championship game on Saturday.

But I could imagine conditions under which it would make sense to do it.

While Dell's direct business model laid out which value chain activities Dell would do (and which it wouldn't do), the company still had crucial strategic choices to make about which customers to serve and what kinds of products and services to offer.

The Algerian government – and the foreign governments which support it – would do well to heed this warning and act accordingly.

The Columbia virtual reality system is being funded primarily by the Naval Research Laboratory, which thinks it would do a dandy job of giving soldiers a virtual look at a battlefield before they have to actually fight.

So Microsoft had to either announce a new program or stop repurchasing its shares, which it would not do.