Sentence examples for will be passage from inspiring English sources

"We know that there are going to be more and more obese people in years to come, so there will be passage of obesity from one generation to the next, even though no parent who is obese wants their child to suffer from it too," said Prof Mark Hanson, of Southampton University, another co-author.

(And accept the reality that there will be passages in life when have to lower your expectations and let some things go to keep your sanity. Don't worry -- you will get to pick them up later).

Their work had been done in the Olimpiyskiy three weeks earlier and the lingering image will be the passage of play early on that culminated with Vincent Kompany limping off and an unhappy piece of deja vu that threatens serious repercussions for the remainder of their season.

The first step will be the passage of the stimulus package, which will take some months to begin to effect the unemployment rate, but it will.

Lambert also said that the "Waller County judge will be seeking passage of state legislation for more funding for local jails regarding intake and booking, screening and other jail support".

Students will be reading passages and interpreting data about issues they might encounter in real life.

Key terms will vary from passage to passage and will be based on the passage's main idea.

You'll probably be required to read passages from history, science, and the humanities, but all the information you'll need will be in the passage itself.

"I'm delighted that the president will be here for passage of the bill," she said.

Most are economic migrants and will be given safe passage by Mexico.

Foreign secretary William Hague has made it clear there will be no safe passage.