Sentence examples for would be arguments from inspiring English sources

We knew there would be arguments over design, concerns about the sensitivities of the victims' survivors, political considerations and the inevitable cost overruns.

"If this goes through, I guarantee you that by next Thursday there would be arguments about how we should get rid of the mandate entirely," he said.

Tony Booth, the coordinator of technology at the Danbury Public Library, said that before it adopted time-management software for its computers in 2001, there would be arguments over computer use.

"Not to an acute extent, but she needed a drink before she went on, which was a problem because the management wouldn't give her anything to drink and then there would be arguments and, you know, "Is she going on or isn't she?" In later years, it was compounded by the fact that she felt trapped by her most famous songs.

There'd been arguments about everything from food to my parenting, and Emily developed a terror of flying insects after a run-in with a three-inch wasp.

"Or there would be huge arguments".

I needed to create simpler syntactical structures, material that would be comprehensible, arguments that could be combined in provocative ways and recontextualized throughout the course of a piece.

--And surely if the safety and welfare of children were the priority, there would be no arguments over funding education.

This time, there would be no argument.

If I was a lawyer, that would be my argument".

"If this had been a white Episcopalian church reclaiming its cemetery, there would be no argument".