Sentence examples for will be unimaginable from inspiring English sources

"The mental stress and strain on our residents will be unimaginable".

If Jeter is injured and Rodriguez fills in splendidly, the debate over who should be playing where will be unimaginable.

"It will be unimaginable to think of how emotional and special it will be to return to football after 13 months".

If runaway climate change kicks in then within a generation there will be very little habitable on the planet and the suffering will be unimaginable".

It makes practical and moral sense and I believe that in a few years' time it will be unimaginable it was not always so, just as it is unimaginable now that parents were once separated from their children.

We believe that within a few years it will be unimaginable that there was ever a time when this was not the case, and that baffled, vulnerable, often very scared people were left alone in a place that is intimidating for even the most robust of us.

If we harmonize time, "the effect on the human mind and nature will be of unimaginable consequence," Mr. Argüelles said in an e-mail message from his aerie on the slopes of Mount Hood in Oregon.

The resulting conflagrations, according to the researcher, will be almost unimaginable.

Meanwhile, other VCs are yawningly bored by the idea that Web 2.0 and social sites won't make any money – from advertising or otherwise – as they are confident, as Max Niederhofer is, that "Non-social software will be as unimaginable then as the DOS command line GUI of 25 years ago is today".

"The amount of growth that will happen is unimaginable and actually, the amount of contribution the area that Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire can make to the overall economy of the UK is absolutely huge".

This might be unimaginable now, but we, Harambee, are hoping it will be a reality soon.