Sentence examples for begun it will from inspiring English sources

Although exploration of the genome has already begun, it will be decades before every detail is thoroughly known.

LONDON — The British economy grew at a slower pace in the first quarter than some economists had expected, the latest indication that even though a recovery has begun, it will be bumpy and protracted.

Once negotiations have begun, it will be harder later, at any time, to reject Turkey without provoking the same anti-western and even anti-Christian fury that an invitation is meant to dispel.

"We are not naïve to believe that once this process has begun it will be rosy," said Salim Ahmed Salim, the chief African Union negotiator, at the news conference on Friday.

Once a slowdown begins, it will be too late.

Whenever this period of free agency begins, it will be condensed and frenzied.

Then, just as quickly as the flourish of ceremony began, it will end.

"When the new health insurance system begins, it will be very complicated and very confusing," Mr. Cluck said.

But back in Dubai, where the flight began, it will be close to 2am the following day.

I believe that when this begins, it will happen with a speed that will take almost everyone by surprise.

The church should participate, but once mediation begins it will be the county's job to win back that trust.