Sentence examples for just as there will from inspiring English sources

There will always be a need for lawyers, just as there will always be a need for doctors.

Or, to put it another way, just as there will always be an England, there always be a Benny.

One hopes that, just as there will always be an England, there will always be a Lea & Perrins.

"But there will need to be a political settlement there, just as there will need to be in Iraq too.

And there is a flaw in the Castrol ratings, just as there will always be flaws in applying science too intrusively to art.

There will be six-year-olds who don't get it, just as there will be 26-year-olds who don't get it.

There'll always be abortionists just as there'll always be prostitutes and pimps and pushers.

Just as well: there will be a welter of structural complexities that have often stymied previous efforts at reform and integration.

If you lose out, don't panic just yet, as there will be one hundred £10 tickets kept back for purchase on the morning of performances.

Geelong's 2015 fortunes have ebbed and flowed with its young midfield brigade, and chances are there will be just as many downs as there will be ups to come.

"My performance was alright on Saturday [against Millwall] but I've just got to keep it up, as there will be a striker champing at the bit to take my place".