Sentence examples for be that it will from inspiring English sources

The only difference will be that "it will be identified as a Scottish passport on the front cover".

My hope would be that it will move out of its localised cultural context to a more general one in the way that good artistic work can do.

Though first appearances might suggest that this crisis is pulling Europe apart — for example, the great resistance of the German public to bailing out Greece if it comes to that — in fact the end result will be that it will compel Europe to complete its "deepening" agenda.

My honest answer is that, while I believe that STEM may result in more engineers, programmers and scientists, its true benefit will be that it will make us a stronger, smarter, more productive society -- if such learning is participatory and inquiry-based.

Liverpool has yet to confirm the capacity of the new-look Anfield, but the consensus seems to be that it will grow by about 15,000 from its current size.

An interesting sports column (10/16) about plans to renovate a famous English soccer stadium said this: Liverpool has yet to confirm the capacity of the new-look Anfield, but the consensus seems to be that it will grow by about 15,000 from its current size.

The gist of its confusing rhetoric seems to be that it will use the platform for 'internet of things' devices and to complement its Android devices.

The fear must be that it will prove to have been temporary but its effect should not be dismissed.

"And it may be that it will take a great many years to have peace.

But the betting has to be that it will indeed continue to do so.

It may be that it will lead to more topical dramas".