Sentence examples for will be an element of from inspiring English sources

So there will be an element of experimentation in England's bowling lineup.

"If vampires become yesterday's news, there will be an element of the show that will not be as popular".

"There will be an element of disappointment if I don't do it, because I've been building to this," the 33-year-old Londoner said.

"I think there will be an element of consumer frustration and that there might be people who put down the branded products because they cannot easily compare them," he said.

Third will be a restriction on the clubs' gearing ratios of debt to equity or assets, and fourth will be an element of supporter involvement in the decision-making structures of clubs.

The one man who has taken a leaf out of the Nadal book is Murray himself and there will be an element of master against pupil today when the two square off for a place in the final.

"Korea and China will both be in our pool for the Olympic Games and so there will also be an element of keeping back aspects of our game".

There will always be an element of subjectivity.

Will there be an element of double bluff?

The Post Office has the largest network in the UK and there will always be an element of turnover.

In any referendum on whether to choose a different path, there will inevitably be an element of profit-and-loss calculation.