Sentence examples for whilst we will from inspiring English sources

Whilst we will now leave the European Union, the terms of our withdrawal are unclear.

"Whilst we will continue to work hard to improve the fortunes of all clubs, a recent independent benchmarking report has demonstrated that, as a sport, we are generally in a stronger financial state than we were two years ago.

Already the Olympics have generated new player enquiries for the coming season and whilst we will do our very best to accommodate these, we sincerely hope that we can meet their expectations and keep these people interested in the sport for a long time to come.

"We have, following consultation with the authorities, advised our supporters without tickets for the match in Lens to congregate there [in Lille], and whilst we will be working hard to positively influence their behaviour we have serious concerns around the security arrangements for the city in the next few days," he writes.

"Whilst we will be exploring whether a sale of all or part of the business and asset of the company can be achieved, we have had to take steps to significantly reduce the company's overheads.

Whilst we will continue to focus on increasing nutrition awareness in hospitals to improve patient care and safety, we believe that knowledge is essential, but the addition of leadership, change management and communication skills are key to improving the sustainable delivery of optimal nutritional care.

Anything could happen this year, and whilst we'll take confidence from what we did last year we know we've got to be on top of our game again from the start".

"All of the World Championship medallists are still here and they are all vying for Olympic selection, whilst we'll have another four or five athletes introduced into the academy very soon and I fully expect them to deliver exceptional performances in the future," concluded Hall.

"Whilst naturally we will miss his experience and leadership, I also recognise that he is joining a truly great, global company in an industry in which he has previously worked".

"I have said before that whilst there has been progress we will continue working to put those measures into practice, but there is more work to be done to tackle wildlife crime in Scotland.

Stephen Crabb, the Wales Office minister with responsibility for defence and Preseli Pembrokeshire MP, said: "Whilst it is disappointing that we will see Cawdor Barracks in Brawdy, Pembrokeshire close, these changes are essential for our future armed forces.