Sentence examples for we increasingly will from inspiring English sources

"We increasingly will roll in renewable natural gas," Minter said.

Not surprisingly, Sententia (2004) presented cognitive liberty as a conceptual update of freedom of thought that "takes into account the power we now have, and increasingly will have to monitor and manipulate cognitive function".

Manhattan can and increasingly will.

In the meantime, it is the freedom of information that we increasingly demand which will come at a judicial price more severe than our Victorian or even 20th-century forebears could possibly have imagined.

"We believe that this is the fair approach to take, and that as we grow we will become an increasingly significant contributor to artists' financial lives".

Increasingly, we will be sensing the world with this sixth sense and that will change the way we collectively experience the world.

Increasingly, we will be competing for petroleum with the developing economies of China and India at a net cost of over $750 million dollars a day for imported oil.

Increasingly, we will discover and humanize unexpected spaces: over or under freeways; on bridges or parts of roadways; on rooftops, or the sides of buildings; along our long-forgotten river.

"But in my view, we should be competing with the English-language networks because increasingly we will have an audience that will surpass them".

Building at a higher density, he said, is "desirable in some locations because we need to create more housing, not less, and increasingly we will look to do that, particularly in Harlem".

As science allows us to live longer and we choose to have fewer children, we will increasingly rely on the more affordable labor of foreigners.