Sentence examples for that will be welcome from inspiring English sources

If they succeed in achieving their stated aim, that will be welcome.

If what's happening in the Rio Grande Valley is any indication, the official abortion rate will likely fall further in the years to come, but not for reasons that will be welcome news to supporters of reproductive rights.

And in comments that will be welcome in this unstable corner of Asia, he promised to forge good relations with Afghanistan's neighbors, despite the interference that experienced from those countries in the last two decades.

The prospect of Schulz calling the shots for Germany, and perhaps Europe, in the Brexit negotiations is not one that will be welcome in London, and may well encourage London's negotiators to get moving.

The Green Bay Packers announced plans Thursday to add 6,600 new seats at Lambeau Field for the 2013 season, part of a self-funded $130 million project that will be welcome news to the 81,000 fans on the waiting list for season tickets.

While that is certainly true, the deal includes one tidbit of information that will be welcome news for American fans: the package of matches (which begins Wednesday night with Mexico's exhibition game against Denmark in Arizona) includes the World Cup qualifying match between the United States and El Tri at Azteca Stadium on March 26 (9 30 p.m. Eastern).

In the end the World Cup has a final predicted by almost no one that will be welcomed by multitudes.

He also had a message to the rest of the world, one that will be welcomed almost everywhere.

For about $900, consider the NEC Multisync LCD400 flat-panel display, a 14-inch model that will be welcomed by anyone who is short on desk space.

Until its license arrives, Mutiara encourages diners to bring their own wine, a practice that will be welcomed by the thrifty.

Our goal is to create a year-round supply of quality, Eastern-grown broccoli that will be welcomed in East Coast Markets.