Sentence examples for will have true from inspiring English sources

The News Corporation says the investigative body will have true independence and the power to compel employees to cooperate.

We should be optimistic about Michael Gove's new "reform prisons" where governors will have true autonomy and accountability.

However, I'm still programmed to believe that I will have true happiness only when you can see my abs through my shirt.

But the next generation of small, attachable trackers, coming out this year for $69.99, will have true GPS abilities, able to report on a location anywhere with cell service.

At the annual Oscar nominees luncheon on Monday, the ceremony's producers David Hill and Reginald Hudlin told Variety that they had been working to ensure this year's event "will have true diversity and will represent what the world looks like" since September.

This time around, Latinos will have true advocacy in the Legislature by electing representatives who are accountable to them". In Illinois, which will lose two seats in Congress, a panel of three Republican Federal judges approved a Republican-drawn map that will reduce Chicago's representation in Congress from eight seats to seven.

Since some patients with LTBI may have false-negative IGRA results and true-positive TST results, while others will have true-positive IGRA results and false-negative TST results, a dual-testing strategy should enable physicians to offer all patients with LTBI preventative treatment.

Depression is such a complex disorder and may fall into perhaps four (or more) major categories: one is that you'll have true neurobiological depression that really is a neurobiology disorder; the others are that you have something linked with, either caused by or co-occurring with, inflammatory, cardiovascular or metabolic disorders.

If you do good deeds (even if it ranges from simple things like giving someone a smile or helping your mom) with a sincere heart, everything you do automatically becomes better and you'll have true happiness in your life.

When he tries to pass this off as evidence of his mad devotion to the team, he'll have true-blue Giants fans who've taken out second mortgages to buy tickets hurling their copies off the 50-story construction sites where they're reading on their lunch breaks.

"We will not have true prosperity until all of our citizens share in the benefits of our growth," he said in an address at Columbia University.