Sentence examples for would over from inspiring English sources

Even worse, his reform would, over time, increase the size of the court to unmanageable proportions.

But she added that climate change would, over time, bring "more extreme weather events".

Do the same sets again and again, Mr Jois believed, and the body would, over time, supply its own grace.

But I've seen plenty of Americans get soppy over animals in ways they never would over mere human beings.

Inflation would over time reduce the real burden of debt but would raise interest costs more quickly.

Depriving the country of those with distinctive perspectives on the law would over the long run severely stunt its development.

But he would over-penetrate and miss the open man.

Would over-the-counter birth-control pills lead to fewer unwanted pregnancies?

He would over-research and over-write, then find his story by cutting back.

Hadn't he refused to equip the ship with more lifeboats because they would over-crowd the promenade deck?

Stephen Rankin, director of CBI North-east, says businessmen worry that elected assemblies would hinder rather than help them and would over-politicise the RDAs' regeneration work.