Sentence examples for which will be interesting from inspiring English sources

"I think we will see a liberated man … which will be interesting," said one source.

Northern Irish results should start coming in, which will be interesting as there's been very limited polling in the area.

He plans to turn it into a book, "which will be interesting reading for a lot of people I think, lawyers in particular".

We've got James DeGale fighting a 12-rounder after only eight fights, which will be interesting, because we know he can punch but has he got the stamina?

"This year we're renting out our house and we're going to be camping in the garden with our two young children, which will be interesting.

Which will be interesting if new proposals suggesting anything similar pop up when Ofcom does its next PSB review later this year or in the course of the charter review process ahead of 2016.

As you would expect in this kind of product, there's some product placement, one instance of which will be more interesting to many viewers than the movie itself.

Once the election is concluded, the AEC does release the full dataset of every preference on every ballot, which will be particularly interesting in understanding preference flows under the new voting system.

See?!" 18th over: South Africa 95-2 (chasing 324; Smith 40, de Villiers 17) Paul Collingwood replaces Stuart Broad, which will be an interesting test for Eoin Morgan, who is standing up to the stumps with a helmet on.

For poorer families this effect increases and even doubles in some cases, a finding which will be extremely interesting to policymakers looking to narrow the attainment gap between children from different socioeconomic classes.

"We didn't want to be based up in the north, but we have got one game up there in Manaus, which will be very interesting as it presents very different challenges to the games in Belo Horizonte and Sao Paulo, but we will be ready for that," Hogdson said on thefa.com.