Sentence examples for will have published from inspiring English sources

Almost literally in some cases: by the beginning of November, three high-profile hacks will have published paeans to their puppies.

By April 2004 the Department of Health will have published mortality rates, for the previous two years, for every cardiac surgeon in England.

Meanwhile, the review you're now reading is by my count the 16th article about beards that the Guardian will have published this year (even though "peak beard" was reached either in 2013, according to the Guardian, or in 2014, also according to the Guardian).

Thirty-five courses including Aintree, Ascot, Cheltenham, Chepstow, Haydock and Sandown will have published distances shortened.

Since JpGU members are most likely to be aware of what we are doing, I would particularly like to ask them to submit their best work to PEPS: if they do so we will have published a high quality body of work and will be able to demonstrate to those in the community at large who are less familiar with our endeavors that PEPS is indeed the best place for them to submit their papers.

I will have published more than five books.

Ideally, job candidates will also have published in a top journal, he adds, although this criterion generally extends across all areas of the company.

Overall, 95.7% of HTA studies either have published or will publish a monograph: 94% for those commissioned in 2002 or before and 98% for those commissioned after 2002.

At the time of writing the full tables aren't available (Populus has promised they will be published soon), but ConservativeHome have published more details.

12. Fewer than 200 of those books are from Amazon Publishing, meaning the bulk of those eligible will have been published by HarperCollins and its imprints.

If they like what you've published, they'll tell their friends, who will tell their friends.