Sentence examples for will almost have from inspiring English sources

If we have any gains this year, these stocks will almost have to participate.

By the end of 2013, 10 years and three months after the effective date of HB4, the number of licensed physicians in the state will almost have doubled" [19].

The Portuguese's side remain four points clear of second-placed Southampton - and, perhaps more significantly, six points ahead of last season's champions Manchester City - but this is a result that will almost have the after-taste of defeat, even though Chelsea's unbeaten run continues.

Right off the bat, it's easy to see that Romney will almost have to run this table to win, whereas Obama has many various options for how he can cross the finish line even while losing important states.

In order to be first on the scene, however, you will almost have to be on Ground Zero just as it is being formed; in most instances you will have heard about it second or third-hand or from local media who will most likely not give an honest or accurate account.

"That's what my mind is like now: I'll almost have it, but I can't quite remember it.

The resulting complexity will almost certainly have had an impact upon the overall performance of the database search strategies.

Now they will almost certainly have to get something there.

The Nets will almost certainly have to accept bigger, longer contracts in return.

And to survive City Opera will almost certainly have to get smaller.

His own departure will almost certainly have the same effect on Washington.