Example sentences of "[noun] will [adv] have [det] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 There is also the additional factor that the analyst who has an interest in the data will often have some idea about values expected for at least some of the samples analysed .
2 When the industry is expanding and labour is scarce , management will obviously have less control over productivity .
3 I am perfectly certain , indeed I do not think any one can doubt this , that our Party on the old lines will never have any future again in this country . "
4 Children need the opportunity to play freely and creatively with raw materials , and concern for mathematical ideas will probably have little place in this kind of activity .
5 Care managers generally act as brokers but key workers will usually have some responsibility for service delivery ( DoH , 1993 , p. 103 ) .
6 The regions will then have some control and not only over such things as regional grants .
7 Yet many people will never have any contact with social workers .
8 However , the government will sometimes have more information or be in a better position to take a decision .
9 And because of a very mild T S S infection , it 's very unlikely that my daughter will ever have another child , so I wholeheartedly support the composite motion , but want to emphasize what we as individuals must do .
10 Debra Busuttil will never have another baby because after labour was induced for the dead child doctors had to perform a life-saving hysterectomy .
11 Assessing the impact of government policies on the income distribution is important not only because the intention of some policies is deliberately to alter it , but also because efficiency-directed policies will invariably have some impact on the distribution of income and wealth .
12 I doubt if Communism will ever have any chance in Burma , unless by intimidation and violence , for the Burmans have no class distinctions to be inflamed , and they resent , as a slur against their national religion , the stereotyped Communist doctrine that religion is the opiate of the people .
13 Ministers will also have another look at planned quota increases for Italy and Greece and demands to restore the 4.5 per cent of the milk quota which was suspended in 1987 .
14 Unless the likes of Jack Scamp are put away for good , law and order will never have any credibility .
15 The witnessing officer will normally have some knowledge of the man concerned and will be able to make a scrutiny of the document .
16 Peat , being a natural deioniser will also have some effect in softening the water .
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