Sentence examples for and will be rather from inspiring English sources

The moon will be 12percentt illuminated and will be rather far from Earth, having just passed apogee — the farthest point in its orbit — on Sunday.

Properly beaten egg whites will be uniformly white and will be rather stiff.

They had managed to destroy him and they would have preferred to see him in misery and they will be rather upset he has escaped it".

As a result, the up and down currents will be rather independent of the output voltage transformed by the capacitive low pass filter (LPF).

The Treasury's best guess is £115m - but it is a guess, and many analysts and businesses think it will be rather more.

And in discussing microeconomic flexibility and reallocation needs, we will be rather more concerned with enterprise flexibility than with considerations of external adjustment.

When we gain wisdom, we add more context and start dealing with the future as we are now able to envision the path ahead and design for what will be, rather than for what is or was.

Public authorities have no incentive to support the introduction of self-pick-up and, likewise, an LSP will be rather unwilling to consider a bike delivery system when facing higher variable costs.

Filtrations will occur throughout this paper and our initial approach will be rather general.

In this case, the effect of mutation will be rather negligible, and structure and stability of the protein will remain intact.

Author response Within the group of M females the mean and standard deviation of the correlation coefficient is -0,035 and 0,477, therefore some libraries will be rather similar.