Sentence examples for forthcoming many from inspiring English sources

But you can be sure more announcements will be forthcoming — many more, in fact, since Mr. Zuckerberg and his wife, a doctor and former science teacher, have pledged to eventually give away half their fortune, which is estimated at $26 billion in Facebook stock alone based on holdings disclosed in Facebook's most recent proxy statement.

Though details were never forthcoming, many thought Penske was getting Saturn for next-to-nothing.

She also just wrote a lengthy metaphysical diatribe in fictional form on the work of artist Nicole Eisenman, entitled Eat Me!, forthcoming in many, many languages from the Kunsthalle Zurich museum.

Mr. Comey — who was surprisingly forthcoming on many other issues — twice declined to answer Mr. Chaffetz on that issue.

Laws were projected to reform the Reichskammergericht (Imperial Chamber of Justice) and taxation and to give permanency to the public peace; however, no solution was forthcoming for many military and administrative problems.

But the letter is a good signal, and it's more forthcoming than many of Apple's competitors.

The spirit and the letter of the law may never have taken into account for the technologies and innovation available and forthcoming in many industries today.

However, if a Hobbesian sought to divide the contract up into, say, more fine-grained agreements about the various functions of government, she is apt to find that agreement would not be forthcoming on many functions.

Cisneros is refreshingly forthcoming about many of the people in her life, yet she only hints at romantic relationships — lovers are not as present as friends and family, her critical support system, who are deservedly celebrated.

States are less than forthcoming about many details of the procedure, including protocols; the identity of drug manufacturers; the identity of prison personnel involved in executions; and what personnel training for executions entails.

Note however, that since repeated measurements were not forthcoming for many individuals and irregularly spread, both within and between years, it is not possible to estimate the degree of within-season consistency in coloration from this term which is included only to account for pseudo replication.