Sentence examples for further he will from inspiring English sources

To go any further he will need to do what only Robin Soderling has managed in a decade and beat Nadal at the French Open.

If all settles down, perhaps his wife and two children can come home; if the problems mount and the economy sinks further, he will go, he says.

The Treasury then projects a reversal as Mr Darling's curbs bite and the recovery strengthens, but spending will still be 43% of GDP in 2013-14.If Mr Osborne wants to get spending down further he will have to resort to more drastic measures such as tackling public-sector pay, which makes up a quarter of total spending.

She returns to Quahog to convince Brian to free the mayor, saying that if he pursues this any further, he will be hurting his own cause.

If Liston goes back any further He'll end up in a ringside seat.

If he falls much further, he'll likely never recover.

He is refusing to comment further, saying he will not subject himself to "trial by media".

Even if Obama and his administration escape any further scandals, he will not be able to avoid the "lame-duck" factor.

Now, the New Yorker has brought his raucous circus to the UK, and although he has gone on to release five further albums, he will be playing "I Get Wet" in its entirety to celebrate its 10th anniversary.

Now that the talks are under way, the predicament facing Mr. Sharon is that if he pronounces the cease-fire dead and blocks further talks he will risk the appearance of undermining Mr. Bush's war on terrorism.

If his malady requires further attention, he will be forced to ascend through a hierarchy of institutions – to a county hospital, then a provincial hospital, then a specialised clinic in a metropolis such as Beijing or Shanghai.