Sentence examples for present there will be from inspiring English sources

Inasmuch as the soul is present, there will be power not confident but agent.

When both the auto-terms and duplicated terms are present, there will be more than one phase term.

So if any part of that interval is present, there will be another part that is past or future.

Unless the energy you project aligns with what you say, what you do and how you present there will be no synchronicity and that's where your brand falls flat.

Consequently, when compactin is removed, due to the high levels of enzymes present, there will be a large flux through the pathway.

At present, there will be many false positives when screening for ASC in low prevalence populations.

"Even if a hundred different Annan plans are presented, there will be no solution if Denktash is still the leader," said Sanem, a 27-year-old Turkish Cypriot teacher who did not want to give his last name.

A more complicated example: "Immediately after the present instant there will be some instant which immediately after the present instant will be" has a compounded sense, and since the antecedent of "which" has confused supposition (due to the 'immediately' phrase preceding it), the sentence is true.

"Immediately after the present instant there will be some instant and it immediately after the present instant will be" is false, for now the "it" is not a relative, and does not inherit its antecedent's supposition.

Whereas currently there are two people of working age for every pensioner, on present trends there will be only one by 2035.

EH I'm not sure there has been a major shift, but there's no doubt: over the present government cuts there will be a radicalisation of students.