Sentence examples for directly there will be from inspiring English sources

In addition to the 3,500 workers the plant will employ directly, there will be 1,500 new jobs in an adjacent industrial park for suppliers.

If they lose and then appeal to the supreme court, or appeal to the supreme court directly, there will be further delays.

Besides dealing with Ebola directly, there will be lots of talk, and at least some action, about building a better system to detect emerging epidemics, and to suppress those that do break out.

So, if we utilize the extracted phases of UHF RFID signals directly, there will be a whole-cycle carrier phase ambiguities problem in distance estimation.

Downton will not be replaced directly but instead there will be a newly created role of director of England cricket, an appointment the success of which will be based alone on performance at the top level, and who will be responsible directly to Harrison.

At Los Cabos there will be no messages to pass on: Obama will be talking directly with Putin.

The state, he predicted, will evaporate "like a mothball, which goes from solid to gas directly," and "there will be no more room for nationalism than there is for smallpox".

Next, people might actually like some songs enough to buy them directly from iTunes (there will be one-click buying).

Without spending on programs that directly create jobs, there will be no demand for the loans incentivized by central banks.

The assessments will be managed by qualified Advanced Driving Instructors, paid directly by the driver, so there will be no cost to the council.

If the previous scheme designs of substation area protection and wide area protection are adopted directly to address the need, there will be lots of problems in suitability and reliability.