Sentence examples for will be too great from inspiring English sources

The fears about morale will be too great.

Many people are afraid that the speed will be too great".

"The overriding concern is that the cost will be too great".

"I believe the money to have one more big fight will be too great.

However we expect the gap will be too great for many landlords – particularly with the borough's larger family-sized homes".

Pressure on English politicians will be too great from the rest of the country ever to agree to a union where England takes responsibility for another country's debt but has no control over its spending.

He fears the sole will be too big – fears that multiply when a great flat fish is brought out for inspection – and that he will feel guilty for not finishing it.

My hunch, on the basis of this first issue, is that the cross-over from full-strength Independent to decaffeinated i will not be too great.

Better to buy a small bar: that way, the hassle of going out to buy more will probably be too great for you to give into your desire for another square of chocolate.

If that remains the case, the temptation for those with no morals will always be too great.

Alan Curbishley is keen on taking on the challenge but his demands will almost certainly be too great for the frugal chairman, Karl Oyston, who has his sights set on the likes of Nick Barmby and the MK Dons manager Karl Robinson – who he asked permission to speak with last night.