Sentence examples for will have to almost from inspiring English sources

The International Energy Agency estimates that the current rate at which new capacity is being built will have to almost double over the next decade to meet growing demand and to replace ageing plants.

But to justify the gains, the economy will have to perform almost perfectly over the next year, with solid growth and almost no inflation, he said.

Soon they will have to replace almost an entire team.

Without physical evidence, Williamson will have to rely almost entirely on testimony.

By 2004, taxpayers will have to pay almost all the costs if cleanups are to continue.

Future increases will have to be almost entirely new money," he said.

"Binghamton is a very good school, but you will have to borrow almost $5,000," Mr. Cantu advised him.

Producers of cattle and other livestock will have to go almost another year without a disaster insurance program that helps them after droughts and other weather-related disasters.

The brokers in the system will have to post almost all their listings to the shared database within 24 hours or face fines (amounts have not been determined).

However, under the free trade agreement — which was signed in 2002 — China, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei will have to remove almost all tariffs in 2010.

This firing proves pivotal, setting the story in motion — although we will have to wait almost until the novel's end to learn exactly what happened, to see how deeply it continues to affect the protagonist, Thekla Jansen.