Sentence examples for will actually not from inspiring English sources

Thirdly, what is the risk that those cash flows will actually not materialise?

The question is whether the 10% of voters who chose "not voting" will actually not vote.

There are days, I suspect coming soon, when it will actually not be possible to complete a simple car journey.

If we're not careful, for example, by giving too big a loan, the incentives of the borrower will be such that they will actually not be aligned with the incentives of the lender and that will prove to be bad for the lender.

There is growing concern, says Hewitt, that if the media industry ignores the problem of fake news, "then young people will actually not be able to trust in anything, and there will be a fear that whatever they're reading is not the truth".

But the irony is that earning additional income will actually not lead to extra happiness, once you have already attained a "comfortable standard" where you have what you need to function and be content.

They bet on what they think will actually happen, not what they hope will happen or what the boss wants.

In addition, microeconomics also dictates that increasing the price of an inelastic good will actually increase - not decrease - revenues for tobacco companies.

Eventually, the shape of my body will actually change, not superficially, but structurally, internally, and that new shape will in turn inform who I am continually becoming.

Mr Koizumi, who is fond of pledging supply-side reform without explaining what it will actually entail, will not be able to get away with mere sound bites any longer.

Pedraza predicts the transition to these types of lines will actually occur quickly not despite, but because of, the economic crisis.