Sentence examples for there will be long from inspiring English sources

The process of getting there will be long and dragged out, and all the while evidence will mount that whatever market power Microsoft may have been abusing when the case was first brought in May 1998 has progressively diminished, and perhaps vanished.

There will be long pauses.

Then there will be long months in rehabilitation.

"There will be long rallies and exchanges that are going to be extremely physical.

There will be long, impassioned arguments along the way, but this wise book is a great start.

But he said that along with the weapons that officers typically carry, there will be long guns, like rifles or shotguns.

History tells us that space disasters weaken the political will for further human space exploration, so there will be long-term consequences.

It's clear there will be long-term damage for our country's productivity, caused by the second-rate, more restrictive trade relationship we would have to try to negotiate if we left our home market of 500 million consumers.

"It's clear there will be long-term damage for our country's productivity, caused by the second-rate, more restrictive trade relationship we would have to try to negotiate if we left our home market of 500 million consumers," they argue.

There will be long-term effects.

"There will be long-term care insurance," he said.