Sentence examples for will be in existence from inspiring English sources

I cannot see that the 20-year-old practice that I'm in will be in existence by next year.

With more than 70% of the properties that will be in existence in 2050 are already standing, the UK requires a nationwide programme of energy efficiency retrofitting.

I'm entitled to my own opinion," said Pollard, when reminded of his assertion that "30 years from now, I don't think [the NFL] will be in existence".

"Thirty years from now, I don't think it will be in existence," Bernard Pollard, the Ravens' safety, told CBSSports.com about the N.F.L.'s future.

What does this say about Marvel's view of women characters?.@marvel has delayed Captain Marvel until March 2019 = Marvel Movie Universe will be in existence over a decade w/out a female led movie.

Commenting on this text, I made important additions, referring to a document which had been transmitted to - or handed to the President at the end of our first discussion to the effect that at the end of the 10-year period, when no nuclear weapons will be in existence anymore, we propose to negotiate mutually acceptable measures as to what to do henceforth.

This view is related to the claim Whewell had earlier made in his Bridgewater Treatise (1833), that the more we study the laws of nature the more convinced we will be in the existence of a Divine Law-giver.

But once there is a crisis, any foreign firm that can take over a project in midstream and do sufficiently well to earn a final return greater than v(1+r) - that is, any firm that is not liquidity-constrained and can earn more than the liquidation value by keeping the project in existence - will be in a position to buy the project from the crisis-stricken domestic intermediary.

Based on the history of technology companies, one must consider that there is a substantial probability that Amazon itself will not be in existence in fifty years, and the future existence of any specific Amazon service is even more doubtful.

"England I suppose will still be in existence although it looks sometimes as if we should be swallowed up by Germany or some other country the way they are spending money on warships, both for sea and air".

"The Cathedral" will not be in existence for much longer as Athletic are due to move to a new stadium - the 55,000 capacity San Mames Barria - which will open in 2013.