Sentence examples for to come also from inspiring English sources

Illumination has to come also, and principally, from performance, and here a lot of the performances were unremarkable.

Indeed, many criticisms that would be made by state investigators in the months to come also noted that the outcome may not have been affected by Ogden's mistakes.

The courtroom battle to come also promises to be a replay, in part, of the angry public debate that has swirled around this racially charged case from the start and has inflamed observers on both sides, spawning a throng of online conspiracy theorists.

But South Korea's insistence on fresh acknowledgment of misdeeds long past, and its distress when such acknowledgment fails to come, also stem from the quintessentially Korean concept of han, a mélange of sadness, rage, and despair — a condition born of a sense of oppression and grievance, and impossible to assuage by apologies alone.

Migrant entrepreneurship will certainly be a major source of urban dynamics in the year to come, also in Europe.

Of course massive federal deficits for years to come also directly contribute to the decline in the dollar.

A lot of excellent spin to come, but also some real power hitters.

Concerned about what's to come, J.C. Penney also slashed its fourth-quarter outlook.

What May said about herself with those shoes, she came also to say about the party.

During the seventeenth century it came also to mark conjectured theoretical claims.

This came also evidently to the fore in the meetings.