Sentence examples for when it will reach from inspiring English sources
The phrase "when it will reach" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used in contexts where one is inquiring about the time or condition under which something will arrive or be achieved, but the correct form would be "when it reaches." Example: "I am curious to know when it will reach its destination."
For starters, the Labor Department's proposed rule would require employers to provide a description of how the fund's asset allocation -- among stocks, bonds and cash -- will change over time, and when it will reach its most conservative position.
And it can hold more -- up to 4.5 million when it will reach its full capacity.
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According to CBO, the recovery won't really pick up steam until next year, and the economy won't have recovered until the end of 2017, when it will reach its output potential, and unemployment will fall to 5.5percentt.
Legislation signed in May increases the wage 70 cents each summer until 2009, when it will reach $7.25 an hour.
The suit is being tested by Grand Prix racers, but it is not known when it will reach retailers.
Although the company is still in the red, losing $14 million last quarter, it says it has enough cash on hand to continue operations through 2004, when it says it will reach profitability.
Unemployment will fall to a more "natural rate" only in 2016, when CBO estimates it will reach 5.3percentt -- a projection roughly in line with private-sector figures.
In the 1960s there were three billion people on the planet, today there are seven billion, and when population finally peaks it will reach ten billion.
It will reach its fullest potential when we forget it wasn't always there.
In 2004, investment rose by an estimated 10% and is expected to show a similar increase in 2005 when, according to the Finance Ministry, it will reach around 26% of GDP.
