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

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1 One pond will be approximately 8′ × 6′ × 3′ deep and the other 10′ × 8′ × 3′ deep .
2 It is estimated that the cost of completing the excavation and related research will be about £40,000 .
3 In the former , the DoI budgeted to spend £24 million in 1982–83 but the true figure will be about £ 14 million , an underspend of 40 per cent .
4 The marathon will be over 6km ( 4km for under 18s ) and the slalom course will be wide but interesting .
5 We estimate that for 1992 the cost of this work will be around £1.2 million , or two per cent of our costs .
6 The total cost of the work will be around £85,800 .
7 The fleet will be shipped around the world to venues where the sailing will be just part of a larger event .
8 The cost of connection for the new service will be about 20% more per minute , but should still cost the user less for the same operation .
9 Three months after these transactions , suppose the share price will be either 500p or 300p .
10 In a particularly difficult matter which necessitated a partner dealing with it throughout then the rate would be £108 per hour , and in a simple matter which was dealt with by a legal executive or newly qualified solicitor , the rate will be about £75 per hour .
11 His bill will be just £273 — £100 less than the bill for the lowest value property in Langbaurgh .
12 This year they estimate the whole legal aid bill will be around £100 million and I say : ‘ Well done ’ on spending that money so efficiently and economically in order to let people have justice . ’
13 There is a private car park , a two section restaurant with alcove seating and private party room , and plentiful choices of set dinners from around £23 , though a three course à la carte choice will be around £15 .
14 A systematic and documented approach will be more cost effective , auditable and more likely to come to the right conclusions .
15 As I have announced , total spending will be about £65 million a year .
16 The total spending will be around £6000 with about £2500 coming from the Village Association and Tennis Club to be offset by various grants from the sources which the Tennis Club has contacted .
17 The total spending will be around £6000 with about £2500 coming from the Village Association and Tennis Club to be offset by various grants from the sources which the Tennis Club has contacted .
18 The DSS estimate that the average assessment will be about £40 per week ( compared with £25 now ) and that in about 25 per cent of cases the bill will be payable in full .
19 Solid begins to form at point A. Depending on the composition of the mixture , the solid will be either benzene or naphthalene .
20 Total promotional spending in the first half of the year will be about £1 million .
21 Unless we do live in an age of miracles , it seems unavoidable that the current account deficit this year will be about £20bn , an unenviable record .
22 However , to make this feasible commercially he needs to take up to six clients , for each of whom the cost will be about £12,000 .
23 The annual cost will be about £3m a year which compares with the £500,000 currently spent on the Accounting Standards Committee .
24 For an eight-term diploma course the total cost will be around £11–12000 .
25 Now he needs cover for $3m and the cost will be around $50,000 a year .
26 I estimate that our costs for involvement up to the stage of sending out all of the profiles but excluding any meetings with interested parties and subsequent negotiations and structuring will be approximately £ [ ] excluding VAT and outlays .
27 If they are on a 30% profit ratio the total expenditure will be about £700,000 .
28 Environment Secretary Michael Howard hopes to take the heat out of the revolt by revealing that the average council tax bill across the country will be around £575 .
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