Sentence examples for will come into being from inspiring English sources

Within the enlarged EU of 25 countries that will come into being next year, a clear Atlanticist majority prevails.

It is fantasy to suppose data, as the ultimate public good, will come into being without government effort.

Once it is ratified by the people, elections can be held and a sovereign Iraqi government will come into being.

FROM the time you started reading this sentence until the moment you finish it, over 1 billion new transistors will come into being.

The Eurasian Economic Union, joining Russia with Kazakhstan and Belarus, will come into being on January 1st, embracing 170m people and $2.4trn in annual output.

Second, the European Central Bank (ECB) will come into being through the selection of its six-member Executive Board, including the President and Vice-President.

(The exact amount of money he will come into is unknown because much of it remains stored in a joint fund-raising committee with the R.N.C., making it difficult to calculate how much of the Republicans' $168.5 million in cash on hand at the end of August was general election money reserved for Mr. Romney's campaign).

But they should not vote with the government on the basis of a shoddy compensation package that will not stand up and will never come into being.

However, this new organisation will not come into being until autumn 2018 at the earliest and the three bodies will continue to operate until then.

It will formally come into being in April.

Are you hopeful the New Deal will truly come into being?