Sentence examples for sure to accompany from inspiring English sources

For all the exuberance surrounding Apple's new gadget — and the circuslike atmosphere at Apple stores that is sure to accompany its debut on Saturday — sentiments like that are, for Apple at least, uncomfortably common.

Mr. Minnick has already joined the emerging chorus of conservative Democrats, sometimes known as blue-dog Democrats, to sound alarms over the potential for ballooning deficits sure to accompany a stimulus package estimated at $875 billion to a trillion dollars.

As for whether the interceptors can pick out enemy decoys that are sure to accompany any attack, General Kadish said he was certain that new antimissile technology would enable the system to prevail.

The big question on the minds of investors on Wall Street and Main Street, however, remains this: Have stocks fallen enough to reflect the steep declines in profits that are sure to accompany a potentially long global recession?

First, refinancing may provide a boost to consumer spending, which is sorely needed and which could limit the employment pain in the retail sector that's sure to accompany a bad holiday shopping season.And second, any new buyers this attracts into housing markets will help markets find a footing there.

AS the National Park Service readies for its close-up this fall in Ken Burns's new documentary, "The National Parks Americaa's Best Idea," the frenzy of attention sure to accompany the series will fix a spotlight the size of the Grand Canyon on the country's famed wilderness areas like Yellowstone and Yosemite.

"The staff aren't sure whether to accompany the lads to Vegas," says Bradford's manager, eyes twinkling.

You might consider treating the tank or bowl with a proprietary bactericide such as Myxazin, Melafix or gentian violet.[1][4] If so, be sure to follow the instructions accompanying the product.

This appearance in the durably red state of Texas will come just two days before the midterms, and is sure to be accompanied with memories of that late-October night in the Bronx, which is chronicled in the documentary "Nine Innings from Ground Zero".

In Goldstein's view, efforts to expand shale gas production are sure to be accompanied by the appearance of disease clusters that community activists will blame on the industry.

Be sure to include accompanying noises of sufficient agony.