Sentence examples for would thanks from inspiring English sources

I recall a past president of the Royal Institute of British Architects rhetorically asking me to estimate how many new council offices would, thanks to the Prince of Wales, have polystyrene Corinthian pillars in their public rooms.

You can add a TV tuner if you so choose, and we would, thanks very much.

Not only did the board clearly refocus its screening of North Korean claimants, the minister of immigration would, thanks to new powers afforded to that office by the current government, seek to overturn any decision that granted a North Korean refugee status.

Many fans would give thanks if this weekend's games brought some clarity.

The answer would come thanks to a branding crisis at the National Park Service.

Brian said, with careful vagueness, that this progress would continue, thanks to an initiative called "Realignment 2004 and Beyond".

Indeed, Laffer capped his brilliant career two years ago by warning, presciently, that interest rates would soar thanks to the Obama plan.

It underlined that, if there was a possibility of winning this dispute, it would be thanks to us workers.

Today, in that spirit, we list those to whom we would offer thanks, and our own Guardian medal of honour.

Mr. Simon, who died in 1998, optimistically countered that human welfare would flourish thanks to flexible markets and our collective ingenuity.

Native Americans and other hunter-gathers would give thanks to their prey for giving up its life so the eater might live (sort of like saying grace).