Sentence examples for it is going to present from inspiring English sources

"I am sure it is going to present some challenges," Mr. Cornyn said.

"It is going to present some logistical issues for some players, especially when a lot of them border on obsessive-compulsive when it comes to their schedule," said Notah Begay, a former Tour winner working as an analyst for Golf Channel.

The paper's editor, Alison Philips, has stated in interviews that New Day will not just be a watered down version of the Daily Mirror and will instead avoid "terrifying its readers", telling Radio 4 it was going to present positive news to make people "feel good".

"It's going to present the United States with any number of difficult choices.

I don't think it's going to present Rudy the way I did, because obviously the book is a pre-9/11 Rudy and the movie is a post-9/11 Rudy, and a lot of people see him quite differently than they did at the time the book came out".

It's going to present an interesting conundrum for Bill de Blasio: He seems set to win the mayor's race by a huge margin of New Yorkers, but he's be governing a city where a lot of the wealth was generated somewhere else and resides in NYC for the amenities (which include the ability to rub shoulders with other rentiers).

If Bolasie keeps playing like this, it's going to present Alan Pardew with a real problem - keeping hold of him.

"If we don't improve our products enough, it's going to present an opportunity for someone else.

Until the wider field matures and AI know-how becomes something anyone can buy off-the-shelf, it's going to present an interesting opportunity for the likes of Allegro and others to step in.  .  .  .

It's going to present a lasting problem.

"There is another side to this, and I am going to present it to the state, not to you".