Sentence examples for going to do far from inspiring English sources

"And I love getting out and meeting people and I genuinely believe we are going to do far better than all the naysayers have been predicting... " And so on.

A surgeon who stops by recovery and tells the nursing team, "Here's what I did in the operating room, and here's what I'm concerned about that I'd like you to watch for during the night" is going to do far more to produce a quality outcome because it allows real-time communication among care team members.

Surely there's a story here on that M&A data; 1) The fact that 2007 was actually all about data not web 2) That valuations are plumetting and that newscorp have said they are going to do far fewer deals and only in good quality good fit companies.

"We are going to do far more than anybody else would ever be able to do," he added.

"For Microsoft, that's all additional, but we're going to do it far more efficiently".

That said, you're probably going to do a far better job in your partnership if you're doing it for the right reasons and because you really care about the charity's mission.

"Me and him, we already talked about what we're going to do, as far as communication in the outfield and things like that," Kemp said.

But disappointment if we didn't try to do the things that we said we were going to do would be far, far greater than anything else.

If you're going to do that, how far are you going to go back?

I'm not going to do that!" As far as I'm aware, this is not a proposal any opponent of private education has ever made.

"We haven't decided what we're going to do next as far as Gus goes," said Dr. Robert Cook, a top official at the Wildlife Conservation Society, which operates the zoo.