Sentence examples for will firmly be from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will firmly be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong commitment or assurance about a future action or state. Example: "We will firmly be committed to improving our services and meeting customer expectations."
But after that, the ball will firmly be in the Democrats' court.
Algeria will now firmly be dragged into resolving the Mali conflict, while also dealing with the return of major action by Islamist groups on its home turf.
Wodak added that what UNGASS will firmly demonstrate is "that the international drug policy consensus is irreparably broken".
Unless the paradox is addressed, failure to address the increasingly complex and 'multi-diverse' populations of the UK will firmly establish that being a member of a minority will adversely impact on the availability, utility and relevance of NHS services and health outcomes.
"I am certain that despite the statements we are hearing from certain European capitals [see earlier], the American side will firmly adhere to what was agreed".
For those that fall into this category, I will firmly but politely say, this is not something that we share.
But until all avenues of appeal are exhausted, the precedent will not be firmly set.
With neither Pietersen nor Flower present it seems likely attention will still be firmly focused elsewhere.
He will also be firmly of a mind to prove his former tutor wrong.
But while Cable and Wireless HKT is passing out of British hands, it will still be firmly part of the local establishment.
Although, for me, corn will always be firmly rooted in Mexican cooking, it has spread its wings and become a staple of other cuisines all around the world.
