Sentence examples for going to have value from inspiring English sources

Most of the assets in the S.& L. crisis were real estate — which are always going to have value.

"A number of positions in Iowa are going to have value, not just the No. 1 position," said the aide, David Axelrod.

So that marketplace is not only going to have value in its bits and bytes, but as an incubator for big ideas and things that can then move to linear".

Mr. Rampe added that "Tribute in Light" might be incorporated some way into the permanent memorial that is being designed for the trade center site, so the fixtures, which can cost up to $20,000 each, "are going to have value in the long run".

As more companies try to understand and process big data, companies who can provide solutions to help make that data understandable and do it quickly are going to have value in the market.

"A collector knows what he wants," said Alexis Mujica, a sculptor, "and what they want is a work that, in time, is going to have greater value".

"You have to wonder if, in the end, this is going to have huge value as a precedent," said Kinsella, saying that splitting Windows into two different offerings didn't have much impact on consumers either.

"Now they're going to have to value the work equally," she said.

"You're going to have fewer values and morals, and you're going to have a culture that has to be controlled by the government.

Obviously Dappy, Luisa Zissman and Jasmine Waltz – as people who exist solely to break up the monotony of blanket Kardashian in the Sidebar of Shame – were going to have some entertainment value.

"Beijing is going to have a huge value on anxiety, nerves - I'll just know what to expect".