Sentence examples for and will be sought from inspiring English sources

Usually the original has the greatest value, and will be sought out, and this is the thought, as original creators, that we must cling on to.

"It turns our private decisions into political footballs that can, and will, be sought by advocates and election strategists".

Additional refinement of these genomic resources, as described below, is highly desirable and will be sought in the near future, but the current picture is greatly enhanced relative to our first report [ 3].

Extra-budgetary resources are used in particular to support the FAO/World Bank/USDA Initiative for Agricultural Statistics in Africa (222A2), and will be sought for the introduction and/or adoption at the country level of tools, conceptual frameworks, methodologies and training materials for information management applications developed by FAO.

His Italian assistants Bruno Demichelis, Luigi Lasala and Giorgio Ciaschini have also left the club and will be seeking compensation.

Chelsea have won seven in an unbeaten nine-match run at Stamford Bridge and will be seeking a first-leg advantage.

"We believe we have a very strong legal case and will be seeking significant financial compensation for the damage to our business".

"We are briefing our legal advisers and will be seeking compensation from the federal government," said Greg Farrell, the company's managing director.

But the minister for the armed forces, Penny Mordaunt, said: "We are extremely disappointed with this judgment and will be seeking leave to appeal to the supreme court.

Sam Walton, from the Camp for Climate Action legal team, said: "We are obviously disappointed with this conservative ruling and will be seeking to appeal.

The Department for Communities and Local Government has said it is "disappointed by the outcome" and will be seeking to appeal against the judge's decision.