Sentence examples for will be found from from inspiring English sources

Pre-budget briefings suggest the cuts will be found from working tax credits, housing benefit, and possibly disability benefits.

Of the £15bn in savings the chancellor, Alistair Darling, announced last month, £168m will be found from the Department for Culture Media and Sport's budget.

Most analysts are confident that more money will be found from international donors to extend the life of the tribunal, which began with a budget of $53 million.

Under the £47m initiative, new locations will be found from Cornwall to Co Durham for Travellers, preventing them from having to put their caravans on unauthorised land.

The PM has pledged to give it just £8bn a year more by then, relying on Stevens' view that the other £22bn will be found from efficiency savings of 2-3% a year.

There is no new money for the roads and the flood defences; the cash for the NHS will be found from other Whitehall departments; the repeated crackdowns on tax avoidance tend to deliver less than envisaged.

Mr. Douthat is right, however, that the real measures for controlling unauthorized immigration will be found away from the border.

Plenty of the best performances will be found away from the hype of the main areas and there is always something for everyone, whether you like rock, dance, indie, jazz or music from outer Mongolia.

Generally channels will be found away from the peaks.

Today's scripts and letters and communications and so much more will be found 50 years from now on demagnetized tapes, on disks for which the reading mechanisms will have long been lost, and on other unnamed electronics that will have been long melted down.

It is possible that, when obtained experimentally in any future trial, parameter values will be found to differ from those previously obtained in non-trial settings.