Sentence examples for was going to present from inspiring English sources

The final was provisionally scheduled to be played on Saturday, but that was going to present a problem.

Of course, it was always clear that this gesture was going to present a whole bunch of challenges.

If Hamas was going to present itself as a rational political group, I said, why was it linking itself to Al Qaeda?

But never mind: once he knew that Professor Muller was going to present those preliminary results, Mr. Watts dismissed the hearing as "post normal science political theater".

They did that in a big fat hurry; they didn't sit down and think through the conflicts of interest this was going to present and put things in place to make sure that the conflicts of interest didn't run amok.

One morning in late July, Cameron was at Fox mixing a twenty-five-minute excerpt of "Avatar," which he was going to present at Comic-Con the following week.

Chris Berrow, 25, presenter, BBC Radio Cambridgeshire "I'm going to present the 6am-9am show.

In addition, we are going to present study results to people outside the academic community through public presentations.

So he's going to present surgery to me".

And he is going to present a challenge.

That is going to present a problem," he told BBC Breakfast.