Sentence examples for would almost not be from inspiring English sources

This would almost not be enough for a conversion without removing half the power plant, something the Navy General Board did not consider an option.

A match of that kind, good-natured or not, would almost certainly not be played today, for it would offend the sensibilities even of those who never saw themselves as "politically correct".

It would almost certainly not be in a Finn – his body would not bear the stress – but he could move into the two-man Star keelboat class.

One of the elements is the composition of a governing body with full executive powers, but Mr Brahimi said this was "the most complicated of matters" and would almost certainly not be discussed first.

Anyone who explicitly declares an interest in running would almost certainly not be nominated.

The cartoons, too, would almost certainly not be caught under the stricter provisions of the amended bill.

But the Justice officials said he would almost certainly not be prosecuted for receiving classified material from Manning.

The Palestinian leadership and public would almost certainly not be content with the limited territory Mr. Sharon is preparing to concede.

But Journey would almost certainly not be selling as many albums without the support of Wal-Mart.

The couple were unhappy to learn they would almost certainly not be able to rent a place with a washer and dryer.

He said the Republican race would almost certainly not be settled by May 8, the date of the primary in his state.