Sentence examples for will be par from inspiring English sources

A lesser trophy, and at least one Champions League appearance, will be par.

Such cherry-picking will be par for the course in future.

Here's hoping that in the next few years, having women get nominated for awards will be par for the course and less of a cause for celebration.

Or, the rate will be par, which means the bank charges nothing, and the broker will get his money with the origination fee.

That'll be par at best for Europe.

The conversation, he says, will be on par with speaking to a person who is hard-of-hearing.

I think several will be under par in the end and the leader board might be more crowded.

So now, starting this coming year, we will be on par with the rest of the Academy.

I am not suggesting a recession, but it is widely accepted that global growth will be below par for the next few years.

"For Canadians to believe that our prices will be at par with American prices under any circumstances is not realistic," Ms. Brisebois said.

News content-wise, multimedia aside, both sites will be on par with the iPhone app.