Example sentences of "[verb] will be [adv] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | We know we 're taking in some erm five hundred more council houses , and we know that the rents of those , as they come in , are considerably higher than those of our own , and the rent rise they will have to suffer will be very little in comparison with the one that the City Council is putting off . |
| 2 | Ideas will be voiced but not listened to and developed ; or rejected because the level of interrupting and overspeaking will be inefficiently high . |
| 3 | Some personal needs will be more important than others and an individual will be prepared to sacrifice some of his objectives for his own greater benefit ( eg. an individual may be prepared to sacrifice some of his time in order to do a job which earns extra money ) . |
| 4 | In turbid water the depth to which corals grow will be more limited than in clear water . |
| 5 | Overseas Development Minister Baroness Chalker said : ‘ Until some semblance of peace and security returns , helping the hungry and dying will be enormously difficult . ’ |
| 6 | A knowledge of the ionospheric status will often suggest which bands will be more productive . |
| 7 | We are all the sum of our experiences , and one person 's interpretation of what you say will be very different from that of another . |
| 8 | To anyone familiar with the writings of authors such as Gummer , who are critical of the changes that have taken place in post-war Britain , the characteristics he highlights will be similarly familiar . |
| 9 | On the other hand , they know that the price of preserving their communities in the way that they want will be too high for their own country to have to pay . |
| 10 | I do n't pretend that this will be easy , because the power of your negative thoughts about what you ca n't achieve will be very strong . |
| 11 | Repairs take time and money to carry out , and if they can be avoided gliding will be less expensive in the future . |
| 12 | Overall there would be a reduction in the number of students choosing science , but those who do so choose will be more likely to stay happily in the subject and to possess more flexible minds . |
| 13 | ‘ None of the products we are developing will be as big as the big blockbusters of the past . ’ |
| 14 | Our community festival was overjoyed and appreciated by the vast majority of residents of the Lower Ormeau and we hope will be back next year bigger and better than ever . |
| 15 | If you will not come to us I am resolved to bring Oreste to you by and by so you may see how he progresses which I hope will be as well as when he was under your care . |
| 16 | If you want greater performance a fully battened ‘ RAF ’ ( Rotational Asymmetric Foil ) sail will be less forgiving but more powerful . |
| 17 | It is however clear that whatever percentage holding is regarded as indicating minority control , the figure selected will be somewhat arbitrary . |
| 18 | The method used will be mainly that of attempting to contrast the two versions in the same context . |
| 19 | In one 10-year period from the mid-1970s it rose from just over £30,000 to nearly £250,000 , and analysts calculate that in 20 years - when all the men it was specifically designed to help will be long dead — it will be worth well over £1m and increasing in value at more than £100,000 a year . |
| 20 | Probably the simplest and most straightforward way to dispose of your rug , although the price offered will be considerably less than its retail value . |
| 21 | Each curve in the script could form part of many different letters ( e.g. n , u , m , w , v and i ) , and the number of alternative strings these letters would combine to form will be very large . |
| 22 | Right then we , we 'll leave some of the physics and stuff that we 've been doing behind now and just spend one lecture looking at some chemistry which I know will be equally popular . |
| 23 | So Alan you go with our warm thanks and our very best wishes for a future which I know will be as valuable to the church as it will lead to a gap in our ranks which it will be difficult to fill . |
| 24 | If you are to sit opposite me at table and walk through my house , then I prefer you to look your best , which I know will be very good indeed . ’ |
| 25 | The supporting opens will be over 290 , 500 ( 2 ) and 825 metres . |
| 26 | Thirdly , there needs to be a reasonably clear understanding of which agencies are responsible for what activities , or else the information on which comparison is based will be highly confusing . |
| 27 | ‘ So what honour and reputation you do possess will be totally uncompromised . ’ |
| 28 | That resentment will grow further when people realise that the Welsh Office has got its sums wrong and that the bills that they pay will be much higher than Welsh Office estimates . |
| 29 | The prize giving will be about 5.30 pm : all are requested to attend |
| 30 | The advantages of a centralized policy are the speed and scale of reform it allows ; the disadvantages , particularly in a complex arena like education , are the resistance and disaffection it may generate , and the inevitability that the practice which emerges will be rather different from that intended because those at the receiving end may have insufficient understanding or commitment to secure its implementation . |