There would, of course, be costs.

There would, of course, be costs.

They would do it with you, of course.

Of course, not everyone would share this optimistic vision.

Of course, this would be a recipe for global anarchy.

Common sense would, of course, have reached the same conclusion.

Of course, such a Greenspan would never have been re appointed.

Some in the financial sector would, of course, threaten dire consequences.

Of course, America's economic support for political reform would be welcome.

And oh, of course, it would cut into their profits, too!

None of these ideas would fly, of course, in a contented nation.

Such a scenario would, of course, spell disaster for Afghanistan. But the implications would be far broader.

We would have 13,000 humanitarian workers caught in the crossfire and, of course, operations would be paralysed.

Of course, imposing a no fly zone would not be a panacea.

Leaving the EMU would, of course, involve both technical and political issues.

Of course, the process would be traumatic and not just for Greece.

It would of course be better if we could agree on two.

This would seem like the height of cynicism, which of course it is.

We can say, Oh, these funny Europeans, of course it would influence them.

It remains uncertain, of course, whether the regulators would actually take such steps.

It would of course be cheaper for you to sleep at our place.

Of course, some imports would become more expensive for Iran, but the economic effect of such sanctions would remain limited.

France would be off the reform hook, of course, but at the expense of Germany, which would face unwanted inflationary pressures.

An Asian geopolitical divide centered on political values would, of course, carry significant implications.

Of course, given America s objective military superiority, I would call it asymmetrical multi polarity.

It would be a gross exaggeration, of course, to speak of an Indian inferiority complex.

The plebiscite would be non binding but would set the course of any future status negotiations with the administering Power.

Because our acquisition of social learning would create a social and evolutionary dilemma, the resolution of which, it's fair to say, would determine not only the future course of our psychology, but the future course of the entire world.

Of course, no one would deny that there are cyclical elements in the downturn of 2008.

The answer, of course, is that such intensive screening would cause more harm than good.

And, of course, the Doha Round would only reduce these barriers, not eliminate them altogether.

Of course, it would be wrong to overemphasize disenchantment and push self flagellation too far.

Of course, neither Egyptians nor Americans would ever allow a communist party to rule them.

Of course, it would be inaccurate to oppose a thriving Poland to a collapsing Spain.

The only exception to this, of course, would be a declaration of independence from Taiwan, which the Chinese would consider a casus belli.

And of course, there's a range of places where you'd think those things would be really useful.

But I also noticed that a person s identity would change during the course of a conversation.

Adjustment would be much easier, of course, if wages did not fall in Germany as well.

It would be wrong, of course, to suggest that Europe has suddenly become a political backwater.

Of course, such a choice carries risks. Do we know the people we would be helping?

There is, of course, a third path, but it would require re writing the WTO s rules.

Of course, should Mugabe stand down, a fair election next March probably would not be possible.

Sound underlying policies would set the stage for changing the course of development in the region.

However, if any delegation has objections, we would, of course, be prepared to wait until Monday.

Of course, we would expect him to take account of the views and opinions of the Lebanese Government.