Sentence examples for which will very from inspiring English sources

The criminal prosecution of a former director of Mariner Energy, H. Clayton Peterson, which will very likely result in his serving a prison term, involved about $150,000 in profits realized by his son Drew, who received the tips.

Either it is a sign of maturity, with a country once ruled by dictators holding fast to law and tradition; or it is a sign of insecurity by those in power, which will very likely lead to greater disengagement, anger and frustration.

Just over six weeks after the BlackBerry Z10 phone went on sale in Britain, the handset, which will very likely determine the fate of the company formerly known as Research In Motion, will start arriving in the hands of American customers.

It's going to be hard to argue against Vista when thinking in those terms, which will very quickly have greater distribution than all of the others combined on the desktop.

So you're going to see a variety of arcs here, not just in terms of the straight-up myth, but in terms of the personal arcs of the brothers, which will very much factor in here.

4) The flow of Fed bond purchases may slow or end, but there is a huge outstanding stock of holdings sitting on the Fed's books, which will very probably never be sold back to the market.

If he goes, then we need to find someone to replace him which will be very, very difficult".

"People have produced very sophisticated prosthetics which will do very sophisticated things, but in almost every case the thing that people are struggling with is to link it up successfully to the nervous system," he says.

It is possible to use a very small amount of alcohol, which will evaporate very quickly without damaging the paper.

All of which will be very good for world health.

A second is to rebuild the state pension, which will be very expensive.