Sentence examples for it will not really from inspiring English sources

Yet it will not really mean justice for anyone.

It will not really change our lives as gun owners, but it may change the life of one innocent child by saving it.

Despite all of their complaints about the deal, their actual legislation on the subject, in the end, looks as though it will not really limit the President's authority at all.

If the bird flu mutates and if it becomes a pandemic -- and Dr. Sack says those are two big "ifs" -- then it will not really matter where you are, "because you probably won't be safe anywhere".

It will not really effect us economically.

There has been some improvement in the status of the other indicators, but unless $SPX can break out to the upside, it will not really matter.

Any opera will mean different things each time a new creative team interpret it: we will not really know what our new production of Cosi fan Tutte will reveal until it is before an audience.

It never will, not really, but everything is more digestible under history's widening lens.

Attaching an explicit federal guarantee to the companies' securities makes it clear the companies will not really be privatized this time either.

Whether he does that is debatable but it would appear that we will not really know whether he has changed his thinking fundamentally until the game against Switzerland at Wembley on 4 June.

"It is a small piece and will not really be able to show what happened to the plane but I hope so much that the authorities of Malaysia, China and Australia will try to find more so they can find out".