Sentence examples for will have to conduct from inspiring English sources

And yet you will have to conduct it.

Now the company will have to conduct another trial.

At best, President Obama will have to conduct the equivalent of one-and-a-quarter wars throughout his first term.

To begin providing these, businesses will have to conduct an audit of existing systems and their internal information flows.

And it will have to conduct that experiment with thousands fewer police officers than it had in 2001.

Once his team finishes up research in Minnesota, it will have to conduct further tests in a Galápagos quarantine lab.

Even so, since much of the search will have to conducted by crews walking through the woods with hand-held metal detectors, the work of cleaning the 1,000 hectare site is estimated to take another 20 years to complete.

That's the most "research" you'll have to conduct.

Of course, we'll have to conduct a complete review, lest we shamefully leave these claims unverified.

Merck will now have to conduct two controlled clinical trials to verify that the drug can prolong lives and delay the progression of disease.

To pursue troubled homes, state health officials will now have to conduct entirely new inspections and, if violations are not quickly corrected, begin the legal process of seeking fines.