Sentence examples for will be trials from inspiring English sources

I've already jumped the qualifying distance but there will be trials in 2012 and I'll have to perform well there.

The three bags of black tea in his mug are about as strong and wacky as it gets these days, but there will be trials.

Stage 2, scheduled to begin in December, will be trials in Baltimore and Denver of reviewing current cases and deciding who should stay or go.

Doctors in four parts of the country will be involved, and there will be trials in how to inform the public and patients about how the system will work, its perceived benefits and on how they can opt out of having confidential information shared.

Analysts predict that throughout 2008, there will be trials of mobile payments around the world, including a major European pilot conducted by O2 in the UK NFC technology on mobile phones.

And I am not holding my breath, because there will be trials ahead.

Eight of the Meridian vehicles will be trialled over the next two years.

I hope that it will be trialled in a number of police authorities around England".

The scheme at Little Haven in the Pembrokeshire coast national park will be trialled for a year.

The BAE Wildcat, a modified military jeep developed by the aerospace company, will be trialled in Bristol.

The new measures from Airbnb will be trialled for four months, after which City Hall will evaluate the impact.