Sentence examples for would be welcome for from inspiring English sources

This would be welcome, for things are not so good at home.

Any lifeline from Brazil would be welcome for Portugal, whose debt costs have spiked to record highs this week.

A resolution of some sort would be welcome for Mr. Rattner, a high-powered financier who has remained in the spotlight for years as the pension scandal unfolded.

While tax cuts would be welcome for business, entrepreneurs and employees across the country, restricting spending is an essential precursor to any significant action on tax.

Some FA Cup success would be welcome for a player who, alongside Wayne Rooney and Rio Ferdinand, is one of the senior United players never to have lifted the old trophy.

The New York Times reported that a message had been sent from the main nuclear negotiator, Saeed Jalili, to the EU foreign affairs high representative Javier Solana, to tell him he would be welcome for wide-ranging discussions this week.

As noted by Georgeta Filitti, I. C. Filitti was again dissatisfied with the finished product: "The [Enciclopedia] copy he left comprises numerous rectifications to his own entries and observations made on those of other authors, which would be welcomed for any future reediting".

I know a hundred families where I'd be welcome for a meal.

Discussions are apparently going on between Republicans and Democrats to extend their scale even further, which would be welcome news for all those folks looking for jobs.

Mr. Rubio said the announcement would be "welcome news for many of these kids desperate for an answer," but that by going around Congress, the president had made it "harder to find a balanced and responsible long-term" solution.

Campbell Robb, Shelter's chief executive, said the extra investment would be welcome news for many of the "just about managing" families crying out for genuinely affordable homes.