Sentence examples for we imagine it will from inspiring English sources

Put simply, a benefit seems more valuable to us in the present than we imagine it will be in the future, and a cost seems greater today than we imagine it will be tomorrow.

We imagine it will be an excellent way of encouraging recession-wary shoppers to empty their purses.

What the fans want No Bury fan can ever imagine promotion to be top of the agenda but I don't think we imagine it will be a scrap for survival either.

Beckham, a published author who claimed never to have read a book, has yet to react to the news, though basing it on her fleeting cameo in American TV series Ugly Betty, we imagine it will go something like: "This.

This is alarming for many reasons, not least of which is the fact that several studies have shown that the raising of children with impairments is on the whole a lot less difficult and a lot less different from raising so-called normal kids than we imagine it will be.

We imagine it will be easier and it ends up being much harder.

If we can imagine, it will happen.

We may like to think that journalism exists independently of business (and maybe in some digital future we cannot yet imagine, it will).

With the new funding in place and an office in London, we wouldn't imagine it will be long now before the lights get turned on though.

[Update: Roughly 15 hours after posting this piece, Axios is reporting that a third fund Binary was apparently trying to close this past week — likely in anticipation of The Information's story — is not closing after all right now. We can't imagine it will ever close, though stay tuned.].

"If we do get games, I imagine it will be the lesser rugby nations playing here because we haven't got the capacity," he said.