Sentence examples for which actually will from inspiring English sources

Lieutenant Colonel Scott Mann, a former Green Beret based in Iraq, has said that while it is necessary to "clear" Isis from Falluja and other strongholds, "we are using the failed counter-insurgency strategies of the last 15 years, which actually will make things worse".

Everyone is going on about "will bassline blow?" which actually means "will bassline blow in London?" Most of the DJs and producers in the scene couldn't give a fuck.

Lansley told the BBC: "What [Dr Everington] and his colleagues don't yet appreciate is that the only way in which they actually will have something which is sustained into the future and enables them to develop all the opportunities that they have is if we get rid of two tiers of bureaucracy in the process".

To drum up further interest, the trade group intends to introduce its bi-fuel lineup to the wider public at events around the country over coming months.Which fuel actually will power the car of the future is up for grabs.

Moreover, it is again difficult to maintain a public agreement as to which policies actually will maximize average utility, and debates over for example where to set the social minimum may lead to mistrust among social classes.

So given that no one knows which day actually will be our last, what's really being dispensed in many treatments is this: Hope.

Waking up to something other than chemicals which actually impair an appetite will help you gain control - adding some grain and fruit to your caffeine and nicotine breakfast.

Mark Wahlberg will give me a playful punch in the arm, which will actually hurt quite a bit, but I'll take it all in my stride.

Gen. Paul D. Eaton, who until last week was the commandant of the United States Army Infantry School at Fort Benning, Ga., will supervise the training program, which will actually be conducted by defense contractors, Mr. Slocombe said.

You don't need to fill your lungs and doing so will only lead to hyperventilation (which will actually raise your blood pressure!).

The nerves attached to the vein will contract upon feeling pain, which will actually make that blood vessel smaller and harder to see.