Sentence examples for but it will really from inspiring English sources

We'll survive because we have to, but it will really limit what we do.

"We always have him on our minds, but it will really hit home this weekend," said Jeff Gordon, the leading driver in the points standing.

"He's making a unique pitch: If I do well in upstate, not only will it help me in the primary, but it will really help me in the general, if I am successful being the nominee".

"But it will really be a positive step forward for Paris, and I think that a lot of cities will look to Paris and follow Paris as an example".

It's one thing to know that the NSA is listening to regular Americans, but it will really get people's hackles up if they imagine that St Alicia is having to endure this injustice.

But it will really struggle to get political blessing in Dublin - especially a year out from a general election.

An interesting premise, but it'll really depend upon how well it's executed.

"But whether it will really work out, I doubt it".

"It will be tough when she starts school but in September and October the tournaments are in Europe, in November and December there are no tournaments but then it will really start in January with the Australian Open.

The series will appear to pull us apart but what it will really do is push us together, all of us discussing the same topic for once, besides our bone-dry lawns, or the rot that passes for popular movies.

The magazine says the new system, known as Aadhar, has won the governing coalition political points, but questions whether it will really be a game-changer in disbursing subsidies to the impoverished.