Sentence examples for this work will fall from inspiring English sources

Much of this work will fall to the privacy profession.

But most of the hard work will fall to Moore.

Things that don't work will fall away and be forgotten.

With Ballmer having announced his resignation less than two weeks ago, after 33 years with Microsoft, the responsibility for making the deal work will fall to his successor.

'How many times have I said you should put the plastic wallets the right way in the folders otherwise your work will fall out.' She holds up the ringbinder, and the women look sheepish.

But there are still gaps, and the new proposal states that at any university that gets any federal funding which, practically speaking, means all of them researchers' work will fall under the Common Rule whether or not it's government supported.

Much of the repair work will fall to stone carvers, and is expected to take years.

Find that overlap I was mentioning earlier and volunteer work will fall naturally into that overlap.

The less you use of an original work, and the less your work harms the commercial value of the original, the more likely your work will fall under "fair use".

It is expected that obstacles to return to work or remaining at work will fall into several categories, and the Flags model of management [ 28] of the health and work interface will be used to structure the vocational advice service.

The main reason total hours worked will fall is that poorer workers are being given a benefit health-insurance subenefit health-insurance asubsidies whiche.