Sentence examples for which will be expressed from inspiring English sources

"We have our own views which will be expressed to the government … we will do it on the basis that it is at Fairfax, not News Ltd, that stands for editorial independence in this market and everybody knows it".

There is the ideological tension, which will be expressed in some of the debates in Glasgow this week, between leftish Lib Dems who see Labour as their more natural partner and the rightish Lib Dems who feel more affinity with the Tories.

Worst of all is the broad disillusion of voters with the entire European project, which will be expressed in this month's European elections through big gains for populist and extremist parties.Roger Bootle has similarly gloomy concerns about the state of the European project, but his conclusions strike a far more Euro-sceptical tone.

From this result, we first establish the following theorem, which will be expressed the lower bound on the Randic index.

In this section, we will introduce the literature review of concepts in this paper, including GSC and GSCM, game theory and its application to GSC, uncertainties in demand and price, BLP, and also GA which will be expressed subsequently.

Lastly, the concrete setup of the system will provide the dynamic equation, which will be expressed in the following form: (dot {x}=fleft (x t),phi (t),psi (t)right)).

Its presence, like the looming solar eclipse, warns us of heavy-handed metaphors but not of the intoxicating beauty with which they will be expressed.

In addition, varying the motivation for turning behaviour or the placement and type of visual cues [36] could further define the contexts under which laterality will be expressed or masked.

But predictive counseling regarding which syndrome will be expressed, and whether any of the syndromes within the constellation will be penetrant at all in this or that carrier, remains problematic.

However, similar to non-additive effects, allele substitution effects estimated based on phenotypes collected in the field would allow the effects of purebred alleles to be estimated under the environment in which they will be expressed.

The connectivity or 'logic' of a network determines which factors will be expressed together, so understanding network structure helps us to understand how particular cell states arise, how cells move forward through differentiation and how they decide between alternative fates.