Sentence examples for that we will encounter from inspiring English sources
Those days have gone and I have no fears that we will encounter behaviour like that on this tour.
A guide to the students' place in the recovery planning process in New Orleans and the people and places that we will encounter". Includes Documents for the New Orleans Planning Effort and ACORN Housing Planning Team members.
"The closer we can get it to English conditions that we will encounter early in the season, the better".
As we get more and more sophisticated in terms of our personal software usage on the web, it is inevitable that we will encounter more browser extensions.
The lesson here is that we will encounter those who will try to derail our efforts.
I have no doubt that we will encounter ignorance and prejudice But, at least we will know about it.
(Yes, that sounds a touch ridiculous, but I assure you that we'll encounter that argument, loudly and immediately).
Because of that "cultural change" we will encounter quite specific implementation problems.
It comes as no surprise that Dickens (whom we will encounter again later on in the story) supported the efforts of others [ 4], including outspoken reformist Thomas Wakley [ 5], to improve the healthcare of the poor and the workhouse infirmaries, in particular [ 6].
But that age is over now and we will encounter increasing political chaos around the world, (including in places like Germany, the United States and Japan) and increasing conflicts of an unpredictable and ambiguous nature that will push us to the limits of our ability, and go beyond anything that we have encountered in our careers.
And what I want to argue is that the BBC is uniquely valuable because it can carve out in our society's discourse a public square, a place that most of us will pass through from time to time, in which we will encounter views that we don't like, in which we will have to acknowledge the right of others to disagree and take issue and challenge and dispute our own view of the world.
