Sentence examples for would be remarkable if from inspiring English sources
Backed by the media and powerful machine politicians, it would be remarkable if he lost.
Given such growth, it would be remarkable if poverty had not fallen.
And it would be remarkable if Pakistan did not ultimately join in.
It would be remarkable if the same scenario unfolded this time.
And the building that encases it would be remarkable if it had only that.
It would be remarkable if England could humble South Africa twice at the Bullring on the same tour.
The story of Alien Kulture would be remarkable enough if it simply ended then.
It would be remarkable, however, if the Spaniard's internal conversation was not a cacophony of alternatives on the eve of what might turn out to be the match of his life.
The company's success — $314 million in sales for the first half of 2008, a jump of nearly $70 million over the first half of 2007, when the company went public — would be remarkable even if the economy were not pancake-flat.
It would be remarkable, nonetheless, if Morgan was to replace King who, with his heavy spectacles and trademark red "suspenders", is one of the most recognisable figures in American broadcasting, a bonafide heavyweight who has conducted 40,000 interviews with guests including Frank Sinatra, Audrey Hepburn, Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon.
It would be remarkable enough if any species, in the 4-7 my (million-year) timillion-yearested for human evolution, had developed jusuggested these traits.
