Sentence examples for would be mutual from inspiring English sources

Later, Fisher would abjectly apologize, and there would be mutual protestations of love.

Yes, there will always have to be compromises on both sides, but hopefully there would be mutual respect.

This is because the smaller it is, the more impressive Bangladesh's progress on the UN's Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) will look (and the warm feeling would be mutual).

As of last night, the Jets had not set up a visit, but Edwards's agent, Marvin Demoff, said the interest would be mutual.

Could it not share sovereignty over a little-used harbour, and an adjoining beach, allowing the Bolivian flag to flutter beside the Pacific, along with Chile's?The benefits would be mutual.

I imagine that respect would be mutual".

But the warm reception given the idea by the Port Authority and, yesterday, by the governor of New Jersey, makes it appear that the benefit would at least be mutual.

If I were to pick a single name, it would be Washington Mutual, which is the second-cheapest stock in the S.& P. 500 ahead of only Halliburton.

Exiting the backstop would be by mutual agreement between the UK and the EU, via a joint committee made up of equal number of representatives of both sides.

Although discussions between Mr. Lazio and Mrs. Clinton collapsed into recriminations last night, there is still time for them to try to work something out that would be of mutual benefit and would also serve the public interest.

But it obviously would be a mutual decision.