Sentence examples for would really receive from inspiring English sources
But those valuations may not reflect what a fund would really receive in a sale.
"We would really have to receive a more serious, feasible offer to take it back to a union assembly, and not wear away at the workers' patience," Mr. Rodríguez said this morning.
What do voters really receive when they vote?
On the other hand, it was fun and VICE would really like to receive media accreditation again next year.
And sometimes -- or a lot of times as the case may be -- we would really like to receive a gift or two rather than do it all ourselves.
Milgram showed that ordinary people would obey orders to the point of delivering potentially lethal electric shocks to strangers an experiment that, even though nobody really received any shocks, would be ruled out today, on ethical grounds.
I just asked my father if he'd really enjoyed receiving a Francis every Christmas or if they were just grin-and-pretend-you-like-it presents, and he told me they were "always interesting, but a bit in one ear and out the other".
Which they would really, really, really have to be.
However, I knew that providing the information that I had received to upper management would really shake things up.
Once a week someone who was digging really well would receive a certificate of merit before all the other men.
