Sentence examples for will immediately have from inspiring English sources

New hires will immediately have access to their time cards.

Yellen will immediately have her work cut out.

Of greatest concern, however, is that they will immediately have grossly disproportionate results.

Anyone understanding the New York grid will immediately have his or her bearings.

After the bank holiday weekend, senior Labour figures will immediately have to address their party's decline.

Firms will immediately have to reveal transactions in company shares by executives, rather than waiting up to 45 days.

"But if you get more female hosts, you'll immediately have more women taking part, without it causing any trouble at all.

"The lock is an entry point, after that — If even half of the [tens of thousands of cyclists] will install that [in Palo Alto], we'll immediately have something like 350,000 parking lots for bikes".

You'll immediately have the biggest name on the planet.

She didn't want to come forward, as she told the Huffington Post, because going public means "they will destroy your reputation, they will dig all sorts of things out to cast doubt on your credibility and you'll immediately have no political career".

No matter who takes over at SFMTA, they'll immediately have a whole list of critical issues on their plate: from a civil grand jury's recent ruling that the agency needs to completely overhaul its controversial central subway plan to the growing disquiet among taxi drivers to the agency's over $100 million budget deficit.