Sentence examples for actually to come from inspiring English sources

While the hard work is actually to come, this signals to industry in developed and developing nation a fundamental shift: away from the old 'developed/developing' to 'major/minor' emitters.

How can people with a design mindset be supported actually to come up with learning designs that fit a particular learning situation at hand?

Even in the case of countable subsets, if the 'process' is actually to come to a conclusion, the 'being' presupposed would presumably have to be able to distinguish a (countably) infinite, discrete sequence of instants within a finite time, and this assumption is, as is well-known, a notoriously controversial one.

If 1D's Harry or Zayn or Louis or Niall or Liam (did I forget any?) were actually to come out, would they be welcomed with open arms, both by their fans and the industry they've revitalized?

"I appreciate him saying that, but I would encourage him actually to come up here and campaign with Senator Shaheen and explain to the people of New Hampshire that what I'm hearing is why did they ram Obamacare down the throats of the people of New Hampshire," he said.

"They actually want to come here," she said.

People actually need to come forward and complain".

(Current and past greenhouse-gas emissions will affect the climate for generations, actually millenniums, to come).

During the worst of the weather, the chickens actually refused to come out of the coop.

So in many contexts, comparison data is actually easier to come by than ratings.

"Perhaps Jeremy would actually like to come down to Sheppey sometime.