Sentence examples for will be left free from inspiring English sources

Ufungamano fears that, without swift and real reform, the president will be left free to steal the election for some chosen heir, or indeed fiddle yet another term for himself.While Kenya's version of democracy is at risk, so, not by chance, is its solvency.

Canvas pages will be left free for a range of monetization opportunities (ads, sponsorships, sales, etc).

There is not one cubic centimetre of the internal volume of Cygnus which will be left free from cargo.

But without strict regulatory standards or oversight, companies will be left freer to pick and choose which climate-friendly policies to pursue, and which they will choose to ignore or abandon.

When you get rid of a problem or a bad habit, you will be left with free time.

It has traditionally been claimed, especially in the Mode 1 model of research (i.e. the classic or internalist model often found in basic research), that the most good will come to society when researchers are left free to determine their own research agendas and priorities, driven by the imperatives that come from the unfinished business in the science [ 2].

This sparked fears that some areas will be left without a free machine or without one at all as providers shut unprofitable machines in deprived areas.

Kilmarnock will be left essentially debt free after the proceeds from the sale of The Park Hotel are put towards clearing the liabilities.

The poor will be left with a limited package of free services of lower quality.

And during the matinee, the lights will be left halfway up, the volume in the theater will be lowered, and children will be free to leave their seats at any time under parental supervision.

Who will be left?